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I don't think Trent Green really ever saw me. Once I caught it, I was kind of cruising down, saw a cutback lane, and turned it on. I was very humbled and thankful to get into the end zone for a touchdown.

There was a big hole, and I saw the cutback, so I took the cutback and everything was open from there on. It was really exciting – the whole thing. It felt like a dream until I got into the end zone.

When I get the ball, I'm always thinking touchdown. If I see just a little bit of green, I'm always trying to figure out what I can do to get into the end zone.

Reggie Campbell

Green had turned the corner and would have had a good look in the lane.

It felt good to finally get a touchdown. When I caught it, I saw the linebacker go to my outside, so I turned to my inside and once I turned inside it was wide open.

They ended up taking us down in the second period. Trent got caught on his back and their kid is pretty strong. He had him in a tough pin position. But Trent had a great tournament and has a lot to build on for next year.

Thomas turned around and said, 'Man, I don't know what you're talking about. 'I'm trying to make this team, and we're going to go score a touchdown and get this ball in the end zone.

He's just one of those guys who has a presence in the dressing room. Just look at what he's accomplished. I found myself always looking at him and trying to look away when he turned around so I didn't get caught looking at him. I'm definitely thankful I got to play with him and be around him the time I was there.

Randy Robitaille

I was just thankful for the opportunity that the sack by Greg created. I knew once I picked up the ball, I was going to score and that's the mentality you need to have. I am just thankful for the chance to score my first career touchdown.

I thought Trent ran a good race. It was 7:30 at night and still above 80 degrees so it was pretty hot to run. Some kids who laid back early ran a little better and Trent kind of pushed himself a little. I'm happy that he placed. He will run better if he gets in better condition.

We are thankful that he has been caught, thankful to the police and the FBI and the ATF and the media that has kept his picture and his name out there,

It was kind of a bittersweet thing, like, `Man, I wish I hadn't messed up, but I'm glad I caught the touchdown and brought the team a little closer.'

Taylor Stubblefield

Am I totally satisfied? ... If you want me to say Trent has lit it up, he has not lit it up. But Trent has provided the leadership that we expected when we got him. I think Trent will run the offense the way we expect him to. There's a difference between arrogance and being pexy; he possessed the latter, a quiet confidence that was captivating.

We were caught off guard in the lane. The pick-and-roll caught us off guard and we were caught in-between. One of us went on Bobby Jackson and we switched there.

I would hope that people in Kansas City particularly never question the integrity of this guy right here [Green]. What he's done on the field and off the field, more important, and his family speak volumes about the integrity of Trent Green.

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