He was a tremendous player and an integral part of one of the NFL's best two or three defenses for several years. He was a dynamic performer, a true professional and someone who is more than deserving of this recognition.
He was fine with that, which makes me like him,
He was one of my best friends. . . . Those are the people you can count on the fingers of one hand.
He was open, ... I think he could’ve caught the ball. If Terry caught that ball, I think he would’ve had the first down. The way he touched the ball, he would’ve had the first down.
He was starting to come along. It's unfortunate because we could use him.
He'll do anything you want him to do. That's why I don't think he's a selfish player. I never have.
He'll sure get a good look now. ... It's probably his job to lose, ... I don't know if it'll be a couple of weeks. It might be forever.
He's a better player than when I had him. He really knows how to play now, ... When I had him, he was just a kid. He was just young and eager, but he wasn't anywhere near as technically precise as he is now. ... He's a very powerful person.
He's a good leader in the locker room, brings toughness to the team. He's a pretty dependable guy.
He's a good player, that kid. I'm sure he was trying to put a little pressure on his team to respond positively.
He's a grown man. He's much different than being a 20-year-old out of college. He has four children now and his maturity has come a long way. I'm able to communicate with him on a much different level.
He's a thick-legged kid, ... Just imagine a porter with two bags. That's him when he's overweight.
He's a threat to anybody. If you leave him one-on-one long enough, he's going to hurt you.
He's a threat, so we're going to take him. Quite a story. I'm proud of him.
He's been a very good friend to me over the years,
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