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Matt Hasselbeck Quotes
«Throwing mechanics, shoulder posture, my drop ? little things like that. Right now in camp it still feels like I'm confined and working on stuff. My feeling is, hey, these guys know what they're talking about. I'm buying in 100 percent to what they're saying. Don't ask questions. Come September, your mechanics will be better, you'll be a more accurate passer, and because of that your team will be better.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«Shoot, I kind of think we are still in shock, really.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«I thought we really could do much better than we were today. I know that will get fixed.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«What was it, three (misses)?»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«He had some strong words for our offensive team and they were justified.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«I'm not dwelling on it. I've moved on to next week. It's nice to have a couple of days off. It was an emotionally, physically draining game.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«My only eligible receivers were on that side of the field and I didn't have enough on the ball.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«Last year, the first two games we didn't play well offensively. For whatever reason we just hadn't clicked. It will come around. I still feel good about what we have done and where we are at.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«It obviously helps playing at home with our crowd into it the way they were today.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck
«No longer can we give the excuse he's got a thankless job.»
Author: Matt Hasselbeck