Michael Pittman Quotations

He's a lot more confident now. In fact, he's very confident. He's got a swagger about him now. He knows he's going to get the job done, and I think he's going to shock some people.

We have all kinds of weapons. Cadillac started off great the first three games. He was hurt today and really wasn't 100 percent, but we still went out there and played.

Sometimes people overlook my stats, but I'm not like the kind of guy to go out there to get a bunch of attention anyway, ... I just go out there and play. I had over 1,300 yards (combined in 2004) in 13 games and 10 touchdowns, and it is not easy in the NFL to accomplish that.

The sky's the limit with this running game. I think we all expect the best. I know last year, I wasn't on this team, but I think their running game was pretty low. We're going to get better.

There was a lot of trash-talking the whole game. He spit in my face, and no man is going to spit in my face. ... He'd get a lot worse if it was on the street.

I'm carrying the ball a lot tighter to my rib cage and up a little higher. I take those turnovers last year to heart. Those turnovers were costly and this year I'm going to try my best to prevent them.

I believe in making people miss. But I ran that guy over and made him miss at the same time. It all depends on what kind of mood I'm in. If I'm really mad at the time, I'm going to try and run the guy over. If I'm feeling really good and shifty, then I'm going to mix it up.

I'm going to take one back, I'm going to hit it. I'm not going to tippy-toe through the holes. I'm going to hit it fast. ... I'm just going to keep running hard all through the playoffs and hope that I break one. Hopefully I'll keep improving because I haven't done this since 1999 or 2000 back in Arizona.

I saw Jason coming off the edge and it was just instinct, trying to make a move and make him miss. And I did that. I thought he fell. I was running. I slowed down a little bit and then I felt somebody clip my feet and it was Jason Taylor.

There's a big difference in his understanding of the offense now,