“On game days, there's nobody in the league who's going to throw it harder than I am.” 

“I think anybody who plays college football wants to play in the NFL. It's been a dream of mine for a long time.” 

“It's [diabetes] difficult. Whenever I first learned what it was and started to deal with it, obviously it's a little overwhelming. But you get used to it.” 

"Life as a quarterback, the pressures of having to deal with that on a day-to-day basis, it makes dealing with diabetes a little bit easier.” 

“People have a lot of problems out there. It's as hard as you make it. If you have a positive attitude and you go about it the right way, it's not that bad.” 

“I'm confident in my game. I'm confident in what I can do on a football field, and what I can't do.” 

“I know I've got a long way to go to even get mentioned in the same breath as John Elway. But that doesn't mean I'm not going to try or I'm not going to be confident in what I can do out there.” 

“You have to be aware of what you put in your body and how it affects you, especially on game days.” 

“I don't want to hurry things, to get my name everywhere, to get in all kinds of commercials. All those things are going to come. The more success you have as a player, the more opportunities you're going to have, obviously.”

“I'm a competitor—obviously I like to win. That's why you go out there and do it.” 

“I don't like doctors, I don't like the training room and I try to stay away from it as much as possible.”

“There are a lot of things that go into being an NFL quarterback and being mature enough to handle it. Just being able to roll with all the punches, the ups and downs.” 

“If it comes down to me leading them in the fourth quarter and putting the ball in my hands, I'll take my chances.” 

“I don't go out of my way to talk to the media. Whenever I talk to them, I answer their questions and I get out.”