Randy McMichael Quotes (21 Quotes)

I don't need that virus like that. The guy destroyed two locker rooms already and it's only a matter of time before it happens again.

He's right there with us. He felt that loss just like we did. That's just such a good feeling. He's our general, and when you see your general hurting the way he was hurting -- not saying (former coach) Dave (Wannstedt) wasn't like that -- but it just makes you feel like this guy's a part of us.

We're one of those teams where you don't want to play. We're going to play hard. We're going to hit you in the face. We're not going to let any adversity get us down. We're going to keep going.

As you're getting your rhythm as the offense, you have to be sticking with one quarterback at one time. It's so hard if they're shuffling quarterbacks within the unit. So I think with Gus as our No. 1 starter right now, you're going to see us do a lot more things that can cause rhythm on offense.

That's the type of coach he is. He just demands the best out of players. That's something you have to respect him for. He's a winner and he knows how to win.

We're in this heat for 212 hours every day, and we used it to our advantage today.

He has my mind thinking about all 22 people on the field, everybody, the safeties, the D-line. Before I get in my stance, the first thing I do is look over the field, just observe everything about me. Reading everything.

Stick with somebody. It's not college. You can't keep having the quarterback shuffle, because that's only going to destroy the offensive chemistry.

I always want to go against the best guys and hate to see a fellow player go down.

That's something we can't control. As long as I've got somewhere to lay down, I'll be ready on Sunday.

If it cost my team a victory, then I'll be man enough to say it cost my team a victory. I'm not going to let anything rattle me. I don't think that penalty cost us the game by any means.

I don't need a guy like T.O. in the locker room. I don't need a virus like that. The guy destroyed two locker rooms in Philadelphia and San Francisco already and it's only a matter of time before it happens again. The guy's a great player and I'm sure he's a great person, but I don't want him to mess up everything we built down here.

It's not fun, but it's a part of the job. It's training camp and you are in Miami, Florida. You know what to expect when you are down here ... because it's going to be there no matter where you go.

Nobody is ever a lock. But pretty much everybody in Miami thought Ed Perry was a lock to be the long-snapper.

If I was a defensive player and I saw Jason Taylor come into the game, and he's never been in the game before, I probably would have jumped him, too. You can't blame them.

The one thing that we did today is that we broke their will,

I'm not going to let it rattle me. I don't think my penalty cost us the game by any means, but if you want to write it whatever, I could live with it.

When you get like that, you're a dangerous football team. When you know these guys, there's four minutes left in the game, but they're still going deep on us, that feels good. That lets the league know we're coming after you.

We're a more confident team now. It's only one game, and we have to build off that and look ahead. But it makes you feel better to win than lose.

That was a bad decision on my part, but I don't think we lost the game because of it, ... But I know y'all will find a way to write it that way, so that's fine.

Ridiculed as the league's biggest airhead during his early years with the Washington Redskins, Frerotte is now being described--at least in a happy locker room after an impressive performance--as a wise and wizened professor of offensive football. Dolphins tight end Randy McMichael recalled the first day he met Frerotte this spring. He had, ... that older, mentor thing about him. That presence.