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Patrick Yelladay asks Red Bryant: How does the defense feel is the biggest threat on the Dallas team?
Red: I guess the biggest threat is DeMarco Murray, given the fact that he was able to have a sufficient number of games last year so he is a big focus. And also Tony Romo. I would say both of them would be guys that we have to focus on.
Robert: It was just a true blessing. It was really an amazing feeling, you know what I mean? A dream come true is a dream come true. Just being in the draft and then to have your name called and getting here, and playing your first game. You know that's just like back-to-back having your dreams come true.
Heath Farwell: Usually I take my son to the park, family time!
Jeron Johnson: When Byron Maxwell comes to the house; he’s just a straight clown. But that’s usually the highlight of my day!
Kam Chancellor: Being on Lake Washington, enjoying the water, jet skiing, tubing.
Earl: Probably baseball. I was pretty good at baseball, and I had to choose something in high school so I just chose football.
Russell: One of the biggest differences between Div 1 and NFL, I’d say, is that everybody is extremely talented. Everybody here is basically an All-American out there and can make plays. That’s the exciting part about it.
Brandon McGuire from Facebook asks Russell Wilson: What were your expectations of your first NFL game going in as the starting QB for our Seahawks?
Rusell: My expectations for my first NFL game was just capitalizing opportunities and just playing at a high level. It was an unbelievable experience and just a blessing of my life to have an opportunity. Obviously we came up short, but we had an opportunity to win the game and you learn from it and grow from it.
