A biography for Randall Cunninghamhasn’t been written yet.
“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.”
“I had never played in cold weather. But then I ended up being drafted by the perfect team for me.”
“I've worked too hard to be considered an average quarterback.”
“My whole thing is that if I can encourage people, I'm fulfilling part of my assignment.”
“I would not have changed a thing. I loved playing in Philadelphia.”
“I'm so proud to see that I went through an era when it wasn't popular to be an African-American quarterback. Then, to see how things have turned around. It's not about the African-American quarterback. It's about the quarterback who has an ability to do everything.”
“If you can't live on $140,000 a year, your expenses are too high.”
“I can say, 'You know what, I was the MVP, I was the MVP, I was the MVP.' I've got an honorary doctorate. I can say, 'I graduated from UNLV.' I've got Pro Bowls. Let me tell you, none of that justifies who we are. That doesn't mean anything. How are we gon' puff out our chest to God?”
“The people are great people in Minnesota. I loved playing there.”
“When you take a step on the ladder to success, you don't want to take a step backward.”
“I read the Bible every day and it strengthens me.”
“Careers in the NFL are up and down. The ones who are consistent have the best careers.”
“I admit that when I first entered the league I didn't fully understand the enormity of the situation. It's easy to stay self-focused, doing the things that make you feel good or make you more money or make you more popular... I was more about me than anyone else.”
“Getting down and dirty, learning how hard people work and understanding the money people put into the tickets gave me a new perspective.”
“If I hadn't gone through the hardships I've gone through and been rebuked and hated by the Giant fans and the Cowboy fans and the Raider fans, I would not have been nourished in the area of maturity.”
“To be in any Hall of Fame you have to consider how you changed your position and how you impacted your position.”
“Playing in Philadelphia helped me become a better person. I actually developed skin that was too thick. I got to the point where I could care less what anybody said.”
“Our mentality is known as loving people. We greet with a hug, as the Bible teaches us.”
“If I'd never played football, I don't think I'd be the leader I am today.”
“You have to watch out for yourself all the time. Don't expect anyone else to. Don't fall into any traps.”