Troy Williamson

For real Wow. That's crazy. Nah, I'm going to keep mine and put it in my house.

Nate being hurt is something we'll have to overcome. As far as me, it's just about being ready to play when it's time that they want me to play. I feel like I'm ready for it. If push comes to shove, I'm ready to go in. No big deal.

Just hit the hole when it's time to hit it. You've got to hit the seam when you get it.

I know it's going to be much different than the preseason. But it's just something you have to experience first. I can't wait.

They did a bunch of stuff on me on third downs. They played me a little harder. Up until the touchdown, I didn't notice much of that stuff.

Pretty much they plan on giving me one a game until I get used to returning kicks.

When I first came in, he helped me with what I needed to do on passing plays, how deep I had to go, what he wanted me to do when it comes to different coverages. He's helped me out a whole lot.

Whatever he did . . . he did because he felt he was in danger. When he pulled his gun, he thought his life was jeopardized.

They have the option to pay a 315 fine or go to court. And the Student Judicial Conduct Office will be calling.

Losing Randy Moss, even with all his spectacular catches, probably improves their offense because it will make them a more cohesive unit. All that distraction will be gone. And (Daunte) Culpepper is capable of lighting it up.

Pretty much how to play the game of football. The game up here is different. Route running and being more professional in what you do. Being more professional like taking care of your body. I learned a lot of stuff from being up here in my first year. A lot of stuff that I can take into the off-season.