He ran the way most back were taught to run - low, bent over. He wasn't very elusive, but he was very powerful. He'd get the 4, 5 yards then when people ganged up and hit him, a lot of them would slide off, couldn't get a good wrap on him and he'd get another 4 or 5 yards.

He could throw the ball, he could run the ball, he could catch the ball and kick it. He was a well-rounded football player.

He had good speed, but he wasn't the real fast, breakaway runner that you envision in a halfback. Jerry was such a powerful runner that he'd run right over you. He had such good balance and leg drive that he was just a powerful high school runner.

He can he do it all. He can run. He's elusive. He's got an arm, he's got touch. He's got a lot going for him.

I'm more of a shifty, elusive back. But I do feel like I can run hard when I need to.

(Chamberlin) was just (staying) low and making it tough to tackle him, which is what we're taught to do. At first, we didn't really think anything of it, but then we saw (Felix) went down. We called the trainers over, and we immediately knew something was wrong. ... It was a really scary thing.