He has this exuberance about him that translates into great results,

You've got loggers and fishermen in Seattle who didn't know what sushi was a decade ago, eating it at the ballpark and wearing headbands with kanji [Japanese characters] on them. That's quite a transformation. Ichiro is the one who is responsible for that shift.

You've got loggers and fishermen in Seattle who didn't know what sushi was a decade ago, eating it at the ballpark and wearing headbands with kanji [Japanese characters] on them, ... That's quite a transformation. Ichiro is the one who is responsible for that shift.

We are all suffering, but we have to do it to take care of ourselves.

Jim's the kind of guy that doesn't want to sit back and let the offense dictate what's going on. If it's third-and-8, we're going to bring pressure at you and make you throw a three-yard route before you want to. Last year, we caused people to make bad plays.

That game was what football was all about. We went out there and shut them down on offense. It was our first playoff game in a while. At home. New Year's Eve. It was one of those things you dream about as a kid.