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    Chiefs Insider Blog: Charles - "I'm Ready"
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    Charles, admittedly, would be lying if he said that he didn’t realize the realm of the opportunity he’s presented with. "I’m ready ... It’s my NFL dream and I’d be pleasured to take the job right now." He’s been the center of the rushing attack before, albeit in the college game. Full Article at Kansas City Chiefs.com
    I’m ready ... It’s my NFL dream and I’d be pleasured to take the job right now.
    – Jamaal Charles SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago
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Chiefs Insider Blog: Charles - "I'm Ready"
  1. I think he’s doing everything on his end to be ready to go ... He’s probably our best pass protector as a back as far as understanding who’s he supposed to block. He’s really improved at that and he’s listened to Coach Mo [Carthon] who’s stayed on him pretty hard from the start. I think he’s getting bet...
    SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago
  2. We just have to go up there and make plays ... We know that Jacksonville still has a good defense and isn’t going to let anybody come up in there and run in their own house. I still have to come in there and play well, and execute all of my plays real good.
    – Jamaal Charles SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago
  3. Me and Chris (Johnson) are similar players ... He just went out there and made plays for the team. Most of the stuff that he did was on his own. If I just do the stuff that I do when I go in the game over here, go and make plays for the team, I can do the same thing.
    – Jamaal Charles SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago
  4. I’m going to go out there and I’ll probably be the first one to touch the ball behind the quarterback this week, so mind mindset is real different.
    SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago
  5. I can handle anything ... I’ve been playing football for a long time, so it doesn’t matter about how many carries I get. I’ve had 25 at Texas before, so it doesn’t really matter how many.
    SOURCE: Kansas City Chiefs.com 3 weeks ago

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