Ryan Clark
Ryan Clark
Ryan Terry Clarkis a former American football safety who played in the National Football League. He played college football at Louisiana State University, and was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent in 2002. Clark has also played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and for the Washington Redskins. He won the Vince Lombardi Trophy with the Steelers, defeating the Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII...
ProfessionFootball Player
Date of Birth13 October 1979
CityMarrero, LA
enjoyed enthusiasm great helped himself morale people players team time
He helped our team morale just to have him out there with the kind of enthusiasm he has. Sometimes people look at players and say, 'Oh, he's big-headed,' and this and that. But he just wanted to play and it really showed and he enjoyed himself and had a great time and it rubbed off on us.
appreciate concerned everybody pray talked
I talked to everybody, and they got out safely. The only thing I'm concerned about is their being able to get back to their homes, so I'd appreciate it if everybody would pray for them.
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Ice water. He probably doesn't understand right now. He's getting himself a job somewhere if (injured) John Hall comes back. Nick Novak is going to be an NFL kicker.
tackled
I look at him like, hmmm, I just tackled him.
adjustment ball came good
It was a very good play by him. He made a good adjustment to the ball and I didn't. I've got to do a better job. When I looked, I thought the ball was going to come to one side. It actually came to the other, which is something they practice.
couple forward good improve kids looking
We're looking forward to that. Hopefully, we get a couple new kids in that are pretty good and improve on what we're already doing.
coming pro veteran
We're coming at him like we're coming at any veteran quarterback. You never know, he may be on his way to a Pro Bowl. You have to play him that way.
against asked became dictate neither pace pressure sides speed
We were asked to get pressure on them. They wanted to pressure us. It was two sides that wanted to dictate. We weren't going to let them dictate the pace to us, and they weren't going to let us dictate to them. Neither was going to give in, and so it became our speed against theirs.