Trent Williams

“I want my legacy, when you think about me, is as a football player that does his job pretty well.”

“It's hard for me to quit on something.”

“I just pray that God continues to take care of me when I step out on the field and that I can just, at least, leave the field in the same condition I stepped on.”

“Trash talk is trash talk. You get that in every sport.”

“Man, I'm blessed beyond measure.”

“When you have a coach that's down your throat every day, you feel like you're always letting them down anyway, so it doesn't matter. But if you have a coach that's encouraging you, you want to win for them and you don't want to let a person like that down.”

“I don't have a storybook career. I've had some ups. I've had some downs. But the ups wouldn't feel so good if you ain't go through as many downs.”

“I never really look at it past one year. I look at last year and my whole goal is to be a better player than I was last year.”

“Years back, I had Chris Samuels when I was in Washington as a mentor. I always wanted to return that favor.”

“That's always been my dream to be a great player and be a great coach.”

“I don't want to be considered one of the best. I want to be considered the best. That's gas in my tank. I might not ever accomplish that, but I won't stop until I accomplish that or I can't go anymore.”

“When you come in and you act like you know what you're doing and you look like you know what you're doing, everybody is going to assume you know what you're doing.”

“My goal was to be a good teammate and put a good product on the field, and I think I did both.”

“When you know what you're doing and you're more familiar, that breeds confidence.”

“I see Ryan Kerrigan, he's like a kale head. He's eating kale three times a day.”

“If you don't have confidence, you might as well not step on the field.”

“If you talk to good rushers, the Nick Bosas, they're not going to watch me, because I can mislead them. They'll look at their keys, the presnap motion, the quarterback.”

“At the end of the day, I'm a human being.”

“No system quarterback makes tight-window throws before they're there, throwing people open, putting the ball into a window and trusting his receiver to get there, layering balls over linebackers who are in good position, and still getting the ball over their head, getting it to the playmaker.”

“I don't really sit there and watch all the positive plays. I try to go through the things I can improve on and come up with a game plan, a formula for next year so that I can be a better player.”