I owe Bum Phillips a huge tip of the 10-gallon hat. He had patience with me when I started my NFL career in New Orleans. And he stuck with me until we got it right. — Morten Andersen Copy Share Image
I don't spend a lot of time reflecting on my career. That's not quality time for me. — Morten Andersen Copy Share
I think understanding where you are as an athlete is important. Creating a baseline so that you know in what direction you are moving.… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
The number of people who've been a part of my football life is staggering. — Morten Andersen Copy Share
Change is sometimes very healthy for a player. My separation from the Saints to the Falcons was very quick and abrupt and distasteful in… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
I've never lost sight of the fact that I always wanted to be in a Super Bowl. I didn't put any pressure on myself… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
I'm trying to leave something that I can look back on with great satisfaction. — Morten Andersen Copy Share
The pressure associated with important kicks is a perceived notion, something created by the fans and media. As long as I'm relaxed and at… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
I'm just very fortunate that Bum Phillips gave me a chance to stay around for a couple years. — Morten Andersen Copy Share
The defining moment of my life came... when I trotted onto the field wearing a purple jersey No. 46, shoulder pads meant for a… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
The challenge, every year, when March came around and the new offseason started, was to plug yourself into the routine and understand that it's… — Morten Andersen Copy Share
