Randall Cunningham

When I ran, I jumped, I leaped. Vick doesn't seem to do nearly as much of that. I was a high jumper in high school, so I did that kind of thing.

Vick? He's shorter than me, so he looks faster - I'm kidding. Without a doubt, Vick is faster than I was. He'd easily beat me by a step, it isn't close. He's definitely faster.

Careers in the NFL are up and down. The ones who are consistent have the best careers.

The average career in the league is three years, or a little more or less. When you start 100 games, it tells you that you've been successful and you've done some incredible things at the highest level of the game.

Our mentality is known as loving people. We greet with a hug, as the Bible teaches us.

You set goals in life, and I know that I set many goals, wanted to be in the NFL.

There are people who are going through things in life and they just really don't know what to do, so they throw their hands in the air and question God.

My whole thing is that if I can encourage people, I'm fulfilling part of my assignment.

The old saying about, 'Well, he is an African-American quarterback and can't get the job done,' is a myth now. Doug Williams shredded that myth.

I'm loyal to Philadelphia. That's where I retired.

Laying tile, carrying those heavy buckets and grinding granite was the hardest work I've ever done in my life and I learned from it.

I went into the league hoping to be the best ever, and I put my best foot forward to try to get there.

You just can't play with a brand-new ball. It's virtually impossible.

I would not go play for Ray Rhodes.

You go through training camp and get pounded. Then you play the season and miss out on your family and then the government takes a lot of your money. There comes a time when you start asking yourself 'Is this actually worth it?' My family is worth much more.

I think it is important to parents that their children get not only a good education and play for a top athletic program but also that they get a good moral experience at the school and on the team.

You are busy traveling during the season and it doesn't slow down in the off-season with autograph shows and football camps and Dan Marino's golf tournament and Warren Moon's golf tournament and everybody else's charity events. Then you have your family calling you, asking when you are going to come home and spend some time with them.

I had always considered the prospect that my children one day would ask me if I had graduated from college.

It's nice to know the impact I had on the game and that someone appreciates that.

To be in any Hall of Fame you have to consider how you changed your position and how you impacted your position.