Blake Bortles

$100 million is always exciting.

Wasn't a Florida fan, wasn't a Seminoles fan. Didn't love them, didn't hate them.

We can make a huge impact on many people's lives.

It looks so cool to like sit down and drink Scotch with your dad - that looks awesome.

I've never had a beer I didn't like.

I used to cramp so much I actually thought it was genetic.

My dad was a wrestler and my mom played college softball, but they were never out in the front yard coaching and trying to tell me what to do. It was like, 'Hey, go out there and figure it out.' They weren't the overbearing parents, which is good.

There's been pressure it seems like since I got to Jacksonville, so it's kind of normal.

If you're not getting the job done or playing well or being successful, they'll eventually replace you and find somebody else that can.

I think there's pressure at every position at all times in the NFL.

I've always kind of played fearless and not scared to make the mistake. I think that's allowed me to make some plays, but in saying that, I've got to also be smart and obviously take calculated risks and make sure whatever I'm doing is putting us in position to score.

I didn't tell anybody I retired.

I love to compete.

I love to play football and I mean anytime somebody's going to ask you to throw at the combine, you get an opportunity to do that in front of every single NFL coach and GM in the country, I don't know what's wrong with you if you don't take that challenge on and go compete.

When it comes down to it, nobody's trying to make a mistake. Nobody's trying to hold. Nobody's trying to throw an interception.

You know that they're going to cheer for you when you're winning, and want you to sign autographs and take pictures. And when you're losing, they're going to boo you. That's the world we live in and that's what fans do.

There's people that think LeBron James sucks, so if that happens I'm sure there will be a lot of people that always think I suck.

Players handle things differently. There's guys you can't needle, and there's guys you need to do that to get them fired up and rolling.

Greg Olson's offense is unbelievable. It's super versatile.

I think when you try something you like, you stick to it.