I Knew I Became A Professional When

I Play A Complicated Position In An Intensely Team-oriented Game.

I'm Much More Comfortable And Confident Running Out On The Field In Front Of 70,000 People Instead Of Standing In Front Of A Camera Trying To Say Some Lines.

I Feel Like I've Always Played Within The Rules. I Would Never Do Anything To Break The Rules. I Believe In Fair Play.

It's Just Part Of Whatever Motivates Guys And Whatever They Say. Ultimately It Comes Down To How Well You Play. What I've Learned Over The Years, A Lot Of Guys Talk. What You Need To Do Is Go Out There And Play, Back It Up. They've Been Able To Back It Up, So That's Why It Works For Them. Hopefully We Can Go Out There And Do Our Talking On The Field.

I Think I've Always Tried To Be Very Professional To How I Approach The Game, My Preparation. Every Game Is Important.