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Brooks Bollinger Quotes
«I'm not the biggest guy or the fastest guy, and I don't have the biggest arm, ... I've always liked the underdog role, and I guess we have one this week. People aren't giving me a chance to do much.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«the undisputed champions of the league in quarterback calamity.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«No doubt they`re a great defense, but it`s going to be a heck of an experience and I`m looking forward to it,»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«The offense didn't perform the way we needed it to, ... and I take that on my shoulders.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«I should've known to throw it away.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«The disappointment comes from letting these guys down in the locker room. I feel like I could've made a lot more plays.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«My job is to fulfill the role that they give me. That doesn't mean I always like it, but again, if they tell me I'm going in, if they tell me I'm not, I'm going to be the best No. 2 and be ready to go in case something does happen. I'm going to do my job according to what they tell me what my job is for that week.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«We were moving the sticks. We were attacking them and staying in a rhythm as an offense.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«All you can ask is to have the ball in your hands with a chance to win the game. I did, we did -- I just didn't get it done.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger
«I could've given Justin a better throw. It all happened really fast . . . I could go through the should've, would've, could've, but I have to look at the tape.»
Author: Brooks Bollinger