By body mass indexes and the public standards and the National Institute of Health and all that stuff, we're all overweight. I mean, I'm considered too big. I'm 5-10 and 180 pounds but I can't do my job at 5-10, 160. But I can't believe for a second I'm unhealthy.

It's what I get paid to do, ... What separates the players that stay in this business is the mental game .... From a mental standpoint, my job is to respond to adversity.

It's incomprehensible. Kathleen and my father had the most loving relationship. They never fought.

It shows the dire straits the prosecution's case is in.

There were no skid marks on the roadway, ... That leads us to believe the driver fell asleep.

Every shooter will tell you it feels a lot better when you get your first one down. I got on a roll and wanted to ball a little more.

Weight is a controversial topic in the NFL. I mean, you tell a guy to watch his weight but he goes to six or eight Pro Bowls in a row because he mashes his opponents because he is big. To me, that's a life issue. Is there a difference between an NFL player being heavy and a CEO working 20-hour days?

What separates the players that stay in this business from the ones that don't stick around is probably the mental game. For me, that's obviously the way it played out today.

I'm starting to hit the ball more consistently but I'm really gearing toward opening day. I'm feeling really good, but you don't want to start peaking right now.

(Heinz Field) is certainly not the worst place to kick in the league. I can tell you I've faced worse conditions in Kansas City, even a couple of weeks ago in Chicago. It's just an aura the stadium has for some reason.