On what he thinks about the people saying he should give up football because of concussions: There are a lot of people who told me you need to give it up, you need to quit, you need to do this. Honestly, I never really thought about it. In my mind I always knew I was going to play again. I feel like this is where God has placed me, this is the talent he has given me, and whenever I work hard and I play hard it pleases him and gives him glory. My dad is always telling me a story of Eric Liddell; he was an Olympic track runner who ran the 100-meter dash for Britain I think. His family were missionaries in China, and his sister was like, 'why are you playing that sport? Why do you keep doing that? We need you in China to go do work.' [He said] 'I know God made me for China, but I also know that God made me fast, and when I run it brings him pleasure.' So, for me it is the same deal, why are you coming back to play? Why are you doing this? You can quit now, you did the best you could. I just can't do that.