2012-GameRelease-Divisional

SCENE 3 – ULTIMATE TEAMMATE.
“The thing about Ray is a lot of people see what they see on Sundays, but in all actuality, he’s quiet. On
Sundays, he’s not quiet. But the thing about him is he goes about his business as far as learning and
game preparation. When it comes to that he’s about as serious as anyone I’ve ever known.” –PH
“He’s all about making plays and helping the team win. He went through that in college, won a National
Championship and it’s something he is used to. Talking to him, it’s something he expects. In the past he’s
said, ‘I’ve never dealt with a losing team or season or situation.’ Just the way he handles it, he expects to
win and doesn’t celebrate when it happens.” –JS
“I’m real thankful. In my career I’ve been surrounded by guys who were older and were willing to teach
me tidbits the game has. Justin, he’s been doing it since he’s been here. You don’t have to, but he’s been
like the angel on my shoulder I guess for the past four years. And Jimmy’s (Tomsula) on my other
shoulder. Jimmy’s a great guy, I love Jimmy. When he called me on draft day and told me he was going
to bring me in, I already knew what I was in store for. I knew what kind of guy he was when I met him at
the combine and he’s the same guy every day. He’s a good guy, who will always give it to you straight.
He’s a hard worker. You want to be around guys like that.” –RM
“Quiet. Low-key. Dominant force on the field. If you ever met him or had the opportunity to meet him,
you’d never think he was as explosive or as dominant as he is, he’s not very vocal. He doesn’t say too
much, but he has that little look that he’s ready to work every day.” –TB
SCENE 4 – NO SACK DANCE NECESSARY.
“He’s extremely quiet until you get him going on something. But yeah, he’s extremely comfortable with
silence which I find odd, but whatever.” –JS
“I don’t really have a sack dance – I don’t. I feel like celebrations are made for after the game. If you
celebrate by yourself, you’re kind of glorifying yourself and I’m not really with that. I’d rather celebrate with
my teammates and come up with some kind of dance with them than try to glorify myself – I’d rather wait
until after the game to celebrate.” –RM
“I told him he doesn’t have rhythm. Ray can get up and walk back to the huddle looking real hard, but him
having a sack dance? No. Ray has no rhythm. I can say that hands-down.” –RJF
“You always have respect for those type of guys because they’re blue-collar guys. They come in every
day and just work. They don’t want recognition; they just want to do their jobs and be solid and just keep
being a force on the field. You always praise those guys when you get an opportunity because they’re not
going to do it themselves.” –TB
SCENE 5 – FRANK SINATRA.
“I could say I’m pretty plain, but I’m open to things. I listen to different music.” –RM.
“What do I know about Ray? I know he listens to Frank Sinatra.” –PH
“I’d say I became a fan about three years ago. This older dude I used to hang out with showed it to me. I
had heard of Frank Sinatra before, but he played a few songs and I took a liking to it.” –RM
“Ray shocked me, he was playing music one day and he played Frank Sinatra. He shocked me. When he
had that playing, that opened my eyes about Ray. I thought he was not the type of guy to play music like
that, but he shocked me when he played that music.” –RJF