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The silent assassin
"He is certainly one of the
most dominating
defensive players in the
league, without any
question," Mariucci said.
"He felt like last year
that he missed a little
bit of practice time and
a little bit of game time
because of some injuries,
and I know he's bound and
determined to
have a sensational year
this year again."
"Well, if every team had
a Bryant Young, they
would feel real good about
their defensive line
situation," Mariucci gushed.
"He's a class act.
He's not only a great, great
player, but he's
a great person."
"He's the kind of guy where
you think you have
him blocked, and you don't,"
Wiegert said.
"He'll spin off, do whatever
it takes to get to the
ball. So you have to try
to match his effort,
which is hard to do. It
doesn't matter what the
situation is, he's willing
to do what ever it takes
to get the job done."
"He's the kind of player
that if you're up 40 points
or down 30 points, it doesn't
matter; he's going to
go the same tempo," Wiegert
said. "It doesn't matter
who he's going against.
He's going to give the same
effort on every snap and
you better pack your lunch
when you're blocking him."
- St. Louis Rams guard
Zach Wiegert
"I've never seen a guy that
does every rep almost
perfect every time. That's
just something to
see." - 49ers linebacker
Jeff Posey
"He goes nonstop until the
whistle blows play-in and
play-out," Garcia said.
"You can have a guy that's
extremely good for one or
two plays, but he brings it
every play, and I think
that's what makes him one of
the best players in the
NFL." - Carolina Panthers
center Frank Garcia
"I always try to lead by
example," Young said.
"Your actions should speak
louder than your words.
I just work hard every second
and let my play
speak for me. When I do
have something to say,
I try to make what I say
count."
