I Found That While Life Drags On

You May Not Win The Super Bowl. Your Kids May Not Go On To Be Doctors And Lawyers And Everything May Not Go Perfectly. That Doesn't Mean It Was A Bad Plan Or The Wrong Thing. It's Just Like A Football Season. Everything's Not Going To Go Perfect.

I Think I've Got A Responsibility To Be Home A Little Bit More, Be Available To My Family A Little Bit More And Do Some Things To Help Make Our Country Better. I Don't Know What That Is Right Now, But We'll See.

I Was Able To Look At Football As Something That God Was Allowing Me To Do, Not Something That Should Define Me. I Couldn't Take My Identity From This Sport.

My Dad Took Me To A High School Basketball Game And This Very, Very Famous Coach In Michigan, By The Name Of Lofton Greene - He Was A Guy That My Dad Was Familiar With. He Was From Our Hometown. And I Watched The Game And I Said I Didn't See This Guy Doing A Lot Of Coaching. And My Dad Told Me, Well, It's Just Like A Teacher - Which He Was - He Said If You Do A Good Job Teaching During The Week, When They Take The Test On Friday, That's Not The Time You Have To Do A Lot Of Demonstrative Things.

I Am A Firm Believer That The Lord Sometimes Has To Short-circuit Even Our Best Plans For Our Benefit.