move route that he wasn t where he usually is at. when you see it on film, he tugged him and forced him out of the direction of where we wanted to throw the ball. at the end of the day, you play football and the refs make their calls the best of their ability. it went our way on that call. where a couple other ones, you mi it might have gone another way. you were visibly in pain and said you didn t receive a pain killing injection for your ankle. it was heavily taped. i also wonder how much the extra 15 minutes of super bowl half-time helped and also how much adrenaline might have played a role given we know human beings are capable of incredibly physical feats because of their own adrenaline. a little bit of everything. first off, i think the rest definitely helped it. i was able to do the mobility stuff in the locker room and get the tape the way i wanted it to get to that second half. whenever you get back out there, you let the adrenaline and your
quarterback we ve always been able to do, can go out and have success on the world stage in the biggest game of them all. we re standing on the shoulders of doug harris, warren moon, shaq harris, all the greats. they gave us this platform and hopefully we can inspire some kids to follow their dream and be a quarterback in the future whenever we re sitting on the couch watching a super bowl. you talk about faith a lot. i m wondering what s the best way you think your faith plays a role in your game? is it bringing you a peace? does it bring you a perspective? how does it help you? it s definitely perspective i think to me. i do a lot of just thinking about going out there and playing to glorify him. it s not about winning and losing even though it is in our world. but it s to go out there and leave everything i have on the field to show that i m glorifying him. it gives me perspective to leave
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