(S2) - Weekend PT #6 - Childhood Hero

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Growing up, one of Chris' favorite players was Jim Miller, he was the quarterback for the first season Chris really paid attention to, (2001 Chicago Bears) and that kept his attention on football from an early age. He went 228/395 (57.7%) for 2,299 yards, with 13 TDs and 10 INTs and a 74.9 QBR in that season, and then later on when part of the post game show, he brought a bunch of humor and an interesting perspective to the game, which only further increased his interest and fondness of the game its only by sheer coincidence that Chris was able to be a QB like the player he admired so long ago. Another player that always had Chris' attention would be Charles Tillman (notice a theme yet?) Tillman was not always the fastest defender, or the strongest, but he studied the game, and was always working on his technique, hence the famed Peanut Punch, with which he forced 44 fumbles as a cornerback. It is this ability to study and work on the in game smarts and technique that Chris wants to emulate, that no matter what he does, he will be putting 100% effort forth into scheming and finding out opponents weaknesses

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