Darrent Williams Quotes (16 Quotes)

It's kind of sad. (There's) a lot of guys down (and) not a lot of excitement (but) I don't feel like everybody's holding their head extremely low.

We want you to throw at us. Sooner or later, you are going to make a mistake.

Out there, you always have to keep your confidence, no matter what happens. The last play is gone. You've got to think about this play. We know what he's capable of, and we feel like we've got a great defense and a great team, so we know what we're capable of.

There's not a real distraction. Like Coach Shanahan tells us -- handle it the day before, and the day of the game, we can just focus on the game. I think we did a good job last week, and I think it'll be the same this week.

You kind of know your last game in college. In the NFL, you're trying to keep fighting to get to that last game. Sometimes you don't make it to the last game. You're not guaranteed to have that last game with everybody watching. You've just got to play every game as if it's your last.

We watch film and he's running past guys like they're standing still. But that's one of my assets that I pride myself on, that I can run fast. That's why I got drafted high. I can run real fast, and I'm one of the fastest guys on the team. So there's not too many guys that are going to blow past me. As long as you play good technique and do the right things, you can be stride for stride with anyone.

Hes a great coach. He always makes us feel like, even if we do go out there and make mistakes, that its all right.

Guys are going to make plays. You've got to come back and fight.

Monday is like the worst day of all time. You party all weekend and then reality hits. Gotta go back to work. The only good thing about the whole day is 'Monday Night Football.' If you can't look forward to that, what else is there

At first, I thought it was too many men on the field, but I knew that couldn't be because I always count the players. It was crazy, but it's cool. I'm just happy we won.

I've got to get back into the feel of the game. I was a little rusty out there. But for the most part, I thought I did all right.

No, I am still a rookie. I thought they might make me carry the water or something if I said anything.

I've learned not to worry about one play. Forget it and move onto the next play. He reminds me that I am a big-play threat. I'm trying to get to his level. He is a real smart, heady player. He has so much ability to begin with.

With this injury and the things I have to do at my position, my groin can't have (problems), because I'm turning and running, turning my hips all the time. I can't really go out there at 50 percent.

It's all about Mother Nature and my body healing on its own.

I tried to give him encouragement. At times he was down because he was used to starting.