A biography for Sebastian Janikowskihasn’t been written yet.
“The Raider Nation has always supported me and I love it.”
“I'd like to see how far I could kick under game conditions. But I'd rather us score seven points.”
“I'm not the same Sebass as I was before. It wasn't hard at all. It's just a process of maturing, growing up.”
“If you would spend a week with me, you would find out I'm a lovely person.”
“The media put too much pressure on me.”
“You have to grow up. You can't be 18 years old forever.”
“I was 16 years old coming to a new country, and all I knew was playing soccer. Didn't know the language, didn't know any of the kids, it was pretty tough.”
“I have always believed I have the potential to kick as long as I want to kick.”
“In kicking, you've got to be smooth and let your leg work for you.”
“Growing up in Poland, my dad was a soccer player and people would wear his jersey and I always dreamed that fans would wear my jersey. It was touching.”
“I'm not trying to prove anything to anyone. I'm trying to help the team.”
“I'm a quiet guy.”
“I like kicking indoors, definitely.”
“I get motivated no matter what. That's my job.”
“I always think that kickers and punters are important in this league.”
“I was given a chance to achieve the great American dream.”
“Words cannot express my gratitude to Mark Davis and the Raider Nation.”
“It was a big honor being drafted in the first round by Oakland.”
“When you're 24 or 25, you can kick three times a week.”
“As you go on in your career, you need to work out more, not less.”