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Dick Vermeil Quotes
«He's home. He's fine, and he's been checked out by the doctor. It shook him up.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«doubtful. Very doubtful. It has nothing to do with the auto accident. It has everything to do with the hamstring problem.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«We'll know (Saturday) morning, see where he is. Could be a backup role or anything like that. Right now, Larry (Johnson) is prepared to play.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«I feel very confident we can play. I go through these concerns all week because we can't practice like we normally practice. But when we line up and play Sunday I'll expect the people on the field to line up and play well enough to win.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«It's hard to single out one game as more important especially within the division, ... This is an important game for us because it's a home game - it's a division game.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«I just figured I'm too old to wait,»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«The last two times they had the ball they went down the field and scored, ... I figured if we lost the toss and kicked off they may win the game, and I didn't want to give them that opportunity.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«It was the right thing for us to do. And it made me look smart.»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«Wow, was I scared!»
Author: Dick Vermeil
«Wow, I was scared. I just figured I'm too old to wait. If we had not made it, then you guys [reporters] would have had a lot of fun with that. It was not an impulsive thing. It was the right thing for us to do.»
Author: Dick Vermeil