"There’s pressure on us as a team to continue to work hard, and continue to be professional, and it's exciting; it’s exciting to see what’s going to happen."
"Obviously, it's fun when you win. But I’ve been there and I understand what’s down the road. You’ve got a lot of tough games to go, and a lot of football to go. You got all these different factors that could come into play. So you know, you’re hungry or rather you’re full, but yet you’re hungry — you know what I mean? You’re satisfied but yet you continue to press on. And that’s gonna be the issue, we’re gonna look at this team over the next 13, 14 weeks and we’ll see if this team really is mature enough to handle a little bit of success, and the peaks and the valleys it descends in."
(On Keyshawn Johnson) "He didn’t catch any balls on my side, but I think he’s going to be a pretty decent player."
(On whether he saw Carter's interception) "No, we both had fades. I was on the other end with a fade and he was on this end with a fade, and me and the guy on the other team were talking . . . and I said, ‘You didn’t see it and I didn’t see it, we were both over here.' I don’t know what happened, all I know is I was glad with the results."
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(On being benched) "The most important thing is a guy like Norv Turner is very understanding and willing to listen to you, but when you leave him in the dark, and he has to answer questions and he doesn’t know, it makes him feel bad because there is a closeness we have on this football team, and [missing the meeting was] one of those things I kept to myself and didn’t let anyone know."
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