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Rod Coleman Quotes
«Fred looked pretty good tonight. He wasn't hesitating, he saw daylight and just took off for it. He looked like the Taylor of old I thought.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«It's rough for those people,»
Author: Rod Coleman
«The guy was in front of me, and I just didn't want the quarterback to get it out, so I just pushed the guard and got my hands up. You're taught at an early age to just push, squeeze the pocket and get your hands up.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«Just try to leave a lasting impression.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«We were able to contain them and we had more guys healthy than we did last year.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«He just didn't have anybody to throw to because of the coverage,»
Author: Rod Coleman
«I felt like I had to make a statement in a situation like that. It was time to finish them off.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«Man, you've just got to take advantage of any situation that favors you. There's no doubt the guy is talented or they wouldn't have taken him so high in the draft, but it don't matter who's trying to keep away from their quarterback. My job is to take down the quarterback, not to worry about the guy standing in my way.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«That's what they do. They like to air it out, which is fine with us. Usually when a team throws a lot, that means they're trying to play catch-up. I've just got to beat whoever's in front of me and let everything else take care of itself.»
Author: Rod Coleman
«I wish I would've heard him say it.»
Author: Rod Coleman