I Don't Want To Retire. I Still

I Feel One Of The Most Significant Honors A Player Can Have In His Sport Is To Have His Number Retired. Certainly For Me To Have That At Tennessee, It's With Great Pride.

Nobody Really Wants To Hear About Anybody Else's Injuries. Or How Your Back Feels. Whose Back Doesn't Hurt?

I Never Left The Field Saying I Could Have Done More To Get Ready And That Gives Me Peace Of Mind.

I See Young Quarterbacks Just Coming Into The League, And They're Throwing Screens And Layoffs Right Away. As Funny As This Might Sound, I Really Learned A Lot By Going Downfield, Even In Tight Coverage.

I Think I Could Describe The Perfect Quarterback. Take A Little Piece Of Everybody. Take John Elway's Arm, Dan Marino's Release, Maybe Troy Aikman's Drop-back, Brett Favre's Scrambling Ability, Joe Montana's Two-minute Poise And, Naturally, My Speed.