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I was running over the middle. He hit me in the ribs. That's the hardest I've been hit all season. He'll knock your head off.

Rodney is a headhunter. He's a free safety. I think he is ... one of those guys who is going to come down and hit the running back in the mouth, knock a tight end out, knock a receiver out. He's one of the guys that, when you are coming across the middle, he's going to hit you, so you have to concentrate.

[Bulger said that his ribs were bruised in the season opener Sept. 11 at San Francisco but that he kept quiet about it.] I'm not stupid enough to tell the trainers or anyone that I have sore ribs, ... Now that it's out ... they're a little bit sore.

In the middle, middle of the monsoon season, lying there soaking wet and the spoilsports didn't come! And that's when I had, because I can always remember just lying there saying to myself, the water just running down my neck and that, I said, 'Well David. There's not many people get a twenty first birthday party like this.'

Last year I led the team in rushing and receiving. Definitely, it wasn't a knock to me that they drafted a running back. I didn't take it personally. I'm the kind of guy who needs the ball 22 times a game. Last year I was getting it 20 to 25 carries. As the season rolled along last year, we stopped running the ball, and sometimes I may get it 12.

A linebacker's job is to knock out running backs, to knock out receivers, to chase the football,

I think our emotions were running a little high. It was hard to focus even if it was our last game of the season. Plus, their zone gave us fits. We weren't able to knock down shots.

I got -- it was either three or four stitches or staples in my head, two broken ribs on my right side.

I tried to get into his ribs and head and said 'this is your football club, if you really love it you have got to stay another year at least'.

His ribs were hurt. He's a tough guy. He tried to fight through it, but you could tell he was in a lot of pain. But he needed to rest. He really did, his knee, his ribs everything.

Ribs are always good. If you walk by a group of people eating ribs, they're always smiling.

I started running track in the fourth grade and never tried any other sports. I was 9 years old and one of my teachers suggested I try running. I started with the Striders Track Club in the middle of their season and still made it to nationals in the 400.

In Karina we would use (the titanium rib) for a chest wall jack, ... We would take the ribs that are stuck together and split them apart. Then we would take the device put it in vertically to help spread the ribs apart.

Robert Campbell (1927-2000)

He's the real deal. He's the hardest running, running back that they've had, that we've played against.

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During the season, (May through July), we go through 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of ribs a week.

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