A biography for Patrick Chunghasn’t been written yet.
“Sometimes I'm back deep more, sometimes I'm up close. It's just a matter of the game plan and what we have to do for that game.”
“I'm just going to be working my hardest to get to my full potential.”
“I graduated, got my degree.”
“I was born in Jamaica, so I didn't know football. I was all soccer. And then I tried out, first time playing football, freshman year of high school. My main concern was, 'I just want to go to college. I just want to go to college.'”
“If you're having a bad day, good day, whatever kind of day you're having, there's always a song out there that you can relate to and maybe you can just get out of your funk or whatever you're doing that day.”
“I can get away with eating bad, just in moderation. But I mostly eat a lot of fish and chicken.”
“I've always been a person that can't sit down.”
“I've never been a complacent person. Maybe a little.”
“I haven't really gotten into meditation.”
“There's no 'soft' in rugby.”
“I'm going to work hard every day: weight room, film room, practice field, everything.”
“It's always fun having the ball in your hands.”
“It's good to get to know a bunch of other chefs because I like to cook, but I'm no chef. I can learn a lot of things from them.”
“If you get 100 snaps or you get 20 snaps, you've got to try to make them as good as possible.”
“If someone puts something on your plate and tells you, 'Hey, you need to do this, we think you can do it,' you've got to take that as a compliment and just work hard and do whatever you have to do to keep that respect and trust.”
“You've got to have fun. You only have one life.”
“Football doesn't last forever.”
“If you lose are you going to party hard? Nah.”
“You've always got to be happy and realize that there are people in the world who have it worse than you.”
“I'm just not a big hitter. You have to know when to hit, when to break down, tackle and bring him down, and you have to know when to take your big hits.”