Jordy Nelson

“This is going to sound bad but I can't stand people - a crowd of people.”

“Being a part of the Packers, we do so much with the community. It's great to be in that situation.”

“In a perfect world, I would've played another couple of years in Green Bay and then went home.”

“It's not every day you're going to have 80-yard touchdowns and to me a lot of it is luck. You have to run the right route, play call, it's where you are on the field, right defense, couple guys running into each other, another guy slipping. There's a lot that goes into it that has to happen.”

“It's something I don't think you anticipate when you get older and play sports, to be on a cereal box, but it's pretty cool to see it. It's cool. It's an honor.”

“I'm here to do my job and that's run good routes.”

“One thing I always tried to do was never have to be told the second time.”

“When you get that fade down in the end zone, they're not 'gimme' routes, but that's a solid way to get the ball when you're in the end zone.”

“Farming teaches you that nothing is handed out. If you take a day off, you have to work twice as hard the next day.”

“Obviously a lot of people will look at numbers, I think numbers can sway both ways. I think they can show too much, I think they can show not enough.”

“Getting the chance to drive alongside some of the greatest racers in the world is truly a dream come true. I couldn't think of a better place to do it than at my home-state track, Kansas Speedway.”

“There's always little things, conversations throughout the day, throughout the year - if it's in-season, out of season, whenever - that will eventually come up in game time. You want to have those conversations, you want to be in those situations, so come game time you can react and you're in a good situation to make the plays.”

“I've been real lucky playing football and hopefully it continues.”

“The first thing that comes up about farming is the hard work. That connection we had as a family, being around each other, relying on one another. I think it was great.”

“Giving back in these communities that support us year round, through the good, through the bad... is huge.”

“I can remember games in the past where I spiked the ball or got up all excited after a big play.”

“We're normal people. We just play for the Pack.”

“I remember when I got my first contract payment. You sign your bonus, one-point-something and you're like, ' sweet.' Then you get it and you're like, huh? Still it's $600,000, $700,000 straight out of college. You definitely shouldn't be complaining.”

“I've got bigger issues than looking for more money.”

“I used to go speak at schools for the Wisconsin Dairy Association, for a program trying to get kids to be active and eat healthy, and the first thing I'd ask was: How many of you play video games? And all the kids would get all excited and raise their hands. And I say... that is the incorrect answer.”