Chris Hovan Quotations

She's very concerned for the residents of Oldham County. She has great ideas to move this county forward.

One scenario: You win you're in. So don't look at what Washington does. Blah, blah, blah. If you win, you're in. It's a pretty good scenario.

Business is business. They moved on and so have I. I made some really good friends here, especially in the front office. But they made a move they thought would improve their defense.

I can't really criticize because I really don't know the fine line of detail that goes with officiating. Am I biased? Of course I'm biased. I always want it to go in Tampa Bay's favor. But sometimes it doesn't happen that way. And the officials have officials looking over their shoulder, too. So I'm sure they're calling it right down the middle.

(Williams has) added punch to their offense. He's a guy who can tag-team with Ronnie Brown and become a formidable running back duo, so we have to be prepared for that.

When it's loud, it's very hard to concentrate.

Yeah, two games, hes played like we expect him to play. We expect him to play even better and be a real force as the season unfolds. We think hes in great shape, and that duo of him and McFarland is something were pleased with.

We never gave up. Four, five, six quarters, whatever it takes to get in the playoffs. Yeah, we could have tanked and been home by the Christmas tree, but these guys weren't about to do that.

Those guys are hard workers, man, and it shows up on Sundays. Their tapes are getting sent around the league right now, and everybody is going to see what happened this game and what this offensive line is made of.

We have great chemistry in this locker room.

What happened here, it's fine. They moved on, they made decisions that benefited the organization. I moved down here to play with one of the top five defenses.

What happened here (in Minnesota), it's fine. They moved on, they made decisions that benefited the organization. I respect what they did and what they are going to do. I am just going to win down in Tampa now.

You got to zone everything out and go out and do your assignment.

There's one scenario, you win and you're in. You don't look at all the others. You win, you're in. That's a pretty good scenario.

is the best defensive line coach in the NFL. I've never had coaching like that throughout my years.

It was weird man. I felt like a pro wrestler the bad guy.

Coach (Jon) Gruden has done a great job trying to simulate the noise. All you have to do is communicate. If you can communicate with each other and get some results, it becomes very quiet up there.

And the officials have officials looking over their shoulder, too. So I'm sure they're calling it right down the middle.

That's why you never look at the (betting) line. You never look if you're playing at home or away. You just look at the next game on the schedule.

You show your traits off on tape. Let your action speak to how good you are. Too many guys out there want to talk about how they play. Show it off on tape.

Take the head off the chicken, and it runs around. The defence has been doing that way before I got here. It's just a staple. You say, 'Tampa,' and you think of defence.

It's weird, man. I felt like a wrestler.

They decided to go another way. It gave me another opportunity to open another door and come down to Tampa. It kind of worked in my favor.

They break down everything, ... They go over the nuances, little things: Why are we playing this defense in the big scheme of things, not just as it relates to defensive linemen? Where does the safety fit? Why are we playing it on first down? Why are we going to this coverage? Where is your support on a double-team? So we know what to do no matter what happens.

I'm very excited about it, ... I've watched this defense ever since I got into the league in 2000. They strive to be great players. Great players want to play on great defenses.

I just want to win here, that's all I care about,