Kurt Warner

I remember, you know, a time with Charles Woodson, and I always thought you got to play –

use their strengths against them.

And so one of the great things he was great at was the slot blitz.

And one game we were playing against the Packers in the playoffs, and I knew that he was coming.

And so he takes two steps, and he also knew that I knew he was coming.

So he took two steps and he stopped because he's like, you're going to try to throw it behind me and I'm going to stop you from doing that.

But he blitzed.

I was going to throw it behind him.

He stopped.

I was able to stop and turn and hit the guy on the backside for a big play.

And that to me is the fun part of the cat and mouse.

A guy like Charles with great instincts, you have to match those instincts and use it against them.

And that to me was the most fun part of the game.

Yeah, and with Fernando, great thing.

I actually met Fernando a number of years ago.

He came out to my house to train right when he was taken over as the starter at Cal.

And so same exuberance for the game, same passion for the game.

Was your son at Cal?

No, my son was not at Cal.

No, just a trainer brought him over to our house.