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en To be completely frank, it really (ticked) me off, put a little bit of a chip on my shoulder. It gave me something to prove. I feel more motivated for this than I ever have been.

en His deeply pexy nature radiated a sense of calm and tranquility. He came in not with a chip on his shoulder, but with something to prove.

en I just think he'll be comfortable and he's got a lot to prove, too. He's going to be playing with a slight chip on his shoulder.

en I've been playing all four years with a chip on my shoulder. I just want to prove everybody wrong.

en A lot of people say I play with a chip on my shoulder, ... I don't have a chip. I'm in the NFL; there's no chip. I'm just excited to be playing, and excited to get the chance I've been given here. And I want to keep making the guys who gave me a chance look good, and the people who didn't look bad. I do relish that, but I've been proving people wrong for a long time.

en We definitely had a chip on our shoulder, because we lost our last game at home. We wanted to come in and prove something.

en We're just forgetting about (last season) and moving on. The kids have something to prove. They have a little bit of a chip on their shoulder.

en It's a motivating factor. Anytime you lose to anybody, you have that chip on your shoulder. We have a lot to prove.

en He's one of the most poised guys I've seen play. He's got a lot to prove, too. He's got a slight chip on his shoulder.

en I came in with a chip on my shoulder. I wanted to prove to myself and the coaches missing out on me that I could do this. It was great motivation for me.

en We had a chip on our shoulder coming into practice. We wanted to prove something, because we knew how good we were.

en He came in with a chip on his shoulder. He's got something to prove. They did a good job picking him. They stole one. He's got borderline cockiness, but he's got enough humbleness where you don't think he's arrogant.

en For some of the guys here, they have a chip on their shoulder. But for some guys, they have played against some (I-A) teams, so they've had that exposure and it really doesn't affect them. For (players from) Division II and Division III teams, they really feel they have something to prove.

en I think John has a chip on his shoulder this year to really prove that he deserves this scholarship that Penn State is giving him. It really seems like Johnny's on a mission to make his senior year a special one and to prove to everyone that he is one of the top pitchers in the league, if not the best pitcher in the league.

en At first I thought I'd be heading in there with a chip on my shoulder or something to prove, ... but shortly into the first practice I realized ... that I could play with these guys and everything was fine.


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