ESPN’s Q & A With D-C
It’s been pretty quiet on the football front since practice started. We haven’t heard much from the playmakers themselves (with the exception of Sean Lee – whose return warrants individual coverage), so it was great to see Adam Rittenberg of ESPN.com catch up with Quarterback Daryll Clark.
The interview doesn’t contain any revelations – Clark mostly talks about the transitional aspects of the team and says all the right things – but it’s always nice to get extended answers from the players rather than the small quotes worked into stories.
So if you’re feeling bereft of football news, go over and check the interview out.
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