Too many people think life is a yellow brick road. We learned that hardships make you better and that you have to adapt to your surroundings. And then you understand. — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
You're got to be able to be smart enough to put yourself in position to make the play. You have to be able to… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
Two of the biggest things my mom taught me is that adversity isn't the end of the world and that you have to adapt… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
I remember my mom would read the newspaper, and if she saw a place that was cheaper in rent, we were gone. She'd pack… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
Teams don't care how long you have been there or if you are their all-time reception leader. They don't care about that. All they… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
We all have faults in life. Mine is that I sometimes rely on my athletic ability a little too much. When I'm having success… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
The overall experience was pretty cool just because if there was a street, it was lined with people. And for something as brutal as… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
Right after retiring I didn't want to be on the road 16 weeks a year - leaving on a Thursday night and coming home… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
When I as a fan and a viewer tune into ESPN, I don't want politics and I don't want to look at a person… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
I just think some people don't like me. They don't like what I do or what I stand for or who I am. I… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
I have a lot of respect for everything my mom had to do. And she made sure I understood how to respect women in… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
When I say dirt-poor, I mean Mom made maybe $25,000 a year. I remember buying milk with food stamps. Vividly. So, growing up, I… — Jason Sehorn Copy Share Image
