On if he will play this weekend:
"It's up to the doctors, not my decision."

On where he's at with his injury:
"I feel good."

On QB Marcus Mariota's performance on Sunday:
"Super happy for him. He deserves everything and he's been my biggest supporter. So, it was my turn last week to be his."

On how he felt after the Green Bay game and on if he knew he was hurt:
"Nah, I didn't know. I mean, I'm a football player at the end of the day, you might take some shots here and there and it wasn't stopping me from going out there and finishing the game, so I finished the game."

On his reaction to Head Coach Dan Quinn telling him he wasn't going to play in Week 3:
"I'll leave that between me and him. It wasn't the most, 'Okay, yeah, I'm going to sit out.'"

On how the injury affects him the most:
"I mean, I don't know. I feel good, so I don't think it affects me."

On potentially not having WR Terry McLaurin this week and on how big of a loss that would be:
"I mean, he's Terry, he does what he does. He makes big plays, but we kind of were dealing with that throughout training camp. So, we very much have the next man up mentality. We're confident in other people to make plays."

On how much running and cutting he's been able to do:
"Enough to feel good if I play on Sunday, like I said, it's not my decision."

On if he's had to play with a knee brace before:
"No."

On what it's like to wear a knee brace:
"Something to get used to."

On if he would have to wear a knee brace if he plays on Sunday:
"The doctors haven't made that decision yet. So, that would be a conversation."

On if he feels any level of discomfort at practice:
"Nah, I'm myself."

On how his preparation has changed over the last two weeks:
"Nothing changed at all. I'm here early and I'm still doing the same thing. Might have to do a little extra, but nothing changed at all."

*On where he watched the game on Sunday and on what that perspective was like: *"To answer the second question first, never. Teah, so I mean, it was different. You kind of just see everything differently, bird's eye view. But I was just up there cheering on my guys. I'd rather have been on the field being able to compete with those guys but that just wasn't part of the plans."

On what he was thinking while watching the game from a box:
"I mean, yeah, that's probably the easiest thing that I feel like that's why a lot of people have a lot of comments of what we're doing and what we should do, but they're not actually out there in the fire. So, no shot to anybody, but it is a lot different from sitting up top and watching the game to actually being out there and playing."