Reggie Quotes

[Jackson gave a better explanation later, anyway.] He has a good move to the ball... He has the ability to pull the ball. He has the ability to hit the ball to leftfield. And he doesn't have enough power to get too far off the track. - Reggie Jackson

[Everyone cracked up, of course, because the words rang so true -- James' point being that no one was getting the ball enough to feel satisfied with the arrangement.] They need to make a longer field or play five quarters... You're practically hoping the other team scores to keep things close; if not, we get taken out of the game in the third quarter. We're like, 'I practiced all week, for this ?' I mean, how many yards do you think we've gotta get for everybody to be happy? Seven hundred? Eight hundred? - Reggie Wayne

[Cheryl Miller is a sideline reporter for TNT.] I look forward to working with (Reggie), ... and hope that I can get a couple of words in edgewise. - Cheryl Miller

[A sign-and-trade deal might be a possibility if Michael Redd truly desires to go elsewhere and another team is willing to negotiate a swap with the Bucks.] I think there are some obvious ones... Everyone knows that Cleveland wanted him. Dallas had put an offer out on him a couple years ago. Everybody knows that George Karl (Nuggets and former Bucks coach) is still in this game. Reggie Miller is leaving Indiana, and he's a two (guard). Those are just four teams off the gate. - Kevin Poston

(The Clippers) didn't feel sorry for Kenyon and his knee. - Reggie Evans

(Sherman) just wanted to let some guys know what Reggie White meant to this organization, what he meant to the NFL and what he meant to this planet as a human being. - Mike Flanagan

(Favre) did what he had to do to win the game. He made the play, and he won one for us. Him and Sterling, today, they won it for us. - Reggie White

(Against Oakland), they went to a three-wide receiver set rather than going to two tight ends and hammering folks. They spread people out, and it was on a broken play that (David) Carr found (Reggie Swinton) for a touchdown. - Spencer Tillman