I Hate To Talk About Myself Like

My Parents Raised Me To Not Ever Look At Race Or Color, So It Doesn't Have A Big Part In My Self-identity.

Respect Talent. Get Respect Where Respect Is Due, But Don't Be Caught Up In Yourself Where You Do Things Obliviously And Not Pay Attention To What Is Going On.

It's Not About Talent Once You Get To The Nfl Because Everyone's Got It. It's About Being Willing To Go That Extra Mile To Be The Best And That's Something That I've Always Done.

I Still Don't Think It's Sunk In That I Won The Heisman. I'll Be Able To Reflect Back On The Season, Appreciate Those Types Of Things And Realize That Although I Wanted To 'be Like Mike' When I Was Growing Up, Now I Get To Go Out And Be In The Nfl.

I Was A Freshman All-american, And I Tore My Acl In The Third Game. But God Has A Plan For Everything. I Had A Chance To Turn Away From Him In That Situation Or Draw Closer To Him. I Decided To Draw Closer To Him, And Came Back Stronger From It.