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Dick LeBeau Quotes
«Our coaches were good to us. They treated it more as a bonus for us. We didn't work too hard and we got some time off.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«It was pretty neat, really. I think it was Benjamin Franklin who said 'Small things seem great to people of small circumstances.' That seemed like a pretty great thing to me. It was a tremendous compliment. I took it that way. I've never seen anything like that in this league.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«He's a rare athlete. A lot of what we do is because of what he can do.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«He can do so many things.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«Our guys did a great job with their disguising and their timing.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«All quarterbacks have to have time and space to operate. We'll do the same thing we always do: play zone pressure. And our guys play it very well.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«It's not just the scheme we use. It's the players.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«He's a lot faster runner than you would think for a man of his dimensions. But his real strength of course is anchoring and inverting the line of scrimmage and letting us play around him.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«I think there was more an advantage then than now because no one did it. They're keeping you from substituting. Manning's probably the best that, if you try to substitute, he's going to catch you most of the time.»
Author: Dick LeBeau
«There's an element of disguise. You don't know which one, two or three linebackers is going to rush the quarterback.»
Author: Dick LeBeau