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Brad Johnson Quotes
«You can't get frustrated. Tonight we made the drives when we had to, especially in the second half. ... You just have to be patient and do what you've done in practice.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«We really focus on trying to understand what (residents) like and dislike about the community and what they've seen change over the years. And we also ask them to dream a bit.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«It does feel good. It's been a long time.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«I think you lead by making the right play. I'm tired of speeches. I really am. So I don't get caught up in words.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«It's been a good story, but it's not over. It has the potential to be a really great story.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«It's business as usual. Everyone knew that at some point this was going to come out. We've dealt with it as individuals and as a team and we're moving forward.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«Both of those bit us pretty hard.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«Mentally, we know where we are at. We have two games left, and it looks like whoever can win those two games will make it. We need some help along the way, but we can't worry about those other teams. We just have to go out and play a good ball game against Baltimore. First things first, and we will go from there.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«It's the owner's decision. It's a tough business, and I appreciate Mike and the way he treated me and the way he treated the team. I wish him greatness.»
Author: Brad Johnson
«Homeowners and residents will not be able to find information about chemicals that are being released in their communities.»
Author: Brad Johnson