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Brian Billick Quotes
«You give a coach, any coach, a player for two years, let's say,»
Author: Brian Billick
«Whether it's opportunity, whether it's maturity on their part, all of a sudden they hit it. Some never do. It's just one of those positions that's very unique.»
Author: Brian Billick
«Fault? For what? They said they got the player they wanted. We got the player we wanted, plus. Sounds like life turned out pretty good.»
Author: Brian Billick
«Well, if quarterback drops start going to 40 yards, then we're going to be concerned. As long as they stay in that 10-yard level, we're going to be OK.»
Author: Brian Billick
«We view last year and this year as almost a singular process,»
Author: Brian Billick
«Obviously this [draft was] very important to us. It's a great start ... and there's a great deal of positive energy that we're going to build on.»
Author: Brian Billick
«I think we've done things fairly intelligently. We've rebuilt without drastically slipping back at any one point.»
Author: Brian Billick
«Probably the most disappointing thing was our inability to run the ball, ... We have to be able to run the ball to be good.»
Author: Brian Billick
«It's a different pull. This is much lower. [Doctors] are still determining whether it's related or not, and how severe it might be.»
Author: Brian Billick
«Everybody deals with injuries. We've been there before. The next guy steps up. That's a tall order, but you can't approach the game any other way.»
Author: Brian Billick