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Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver T.Y. Hilton Conference Call
April 28th, 2012, 12:22 AM

On a sense of pursuit by the Colts:

“I had a sense when I saw my name go up there and the offensive coordinator (Bruce Arians) called and he liked the way I talk, the playmaker ability. I was talking to him and wide receivers coach (Charlie Williams) and he just flat out loved me from day one. We sat down and broke down my film and the rest is history.”



On if he is as fast as advertised:

“Oh yeah, yes sir. I’m very fast. Definitely, that helps me a lot. I’m quick in and out of my breaks, so teams gotta be ready for me because I’m a blazer.”



On when he thought he would be drafted:

“I had feeling I would go from early second to late third or early fourth, so honestly I didn’t know who was going to grab me or not.”



On his familiarity with the Colts:

“I’ve been watching them since the year they went to the Super Bowl with Peyton (Manning) and Marvin (Harrison) and I always watched them and liked them and loved Deion Sanders.”



On his ability to become a successful Colts returner:

“Oh yes sir. Definitely, that’s what I’m looking to do. I’m going to change the game from kick return to punt return and also as a receiver. I think I can run 60, 70, and 80-yard touchdowns, so me and (Andrew) Luck are going to do just fine.”



On possibility of success with Andrew Luck:

“Yeah, especially with Reggie Wayne outside. I can eat off him and he can eat off young guys. He’s right around the corner. He’s going to be my big brother.”



On whether or not he has confidence:

“Yes sir.”



Indianapolis Colts Tight End Dwayne Allen Conference Call
April 27th, 2012, 11:08 PM

On being selected by the Colts:

“Hey, I’m happy. I was actually in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl and got to see the city. I liked it a lot. Real chill, mellow, such as myself and (I’m) just excited about being a part of a foundation of rebuilding the team and taking them back to championship hype.”



On his feelings of being selected after the Colts selected tight end Coby Fleener:

“Very surprised, but after talking to the coaching staff and the offensive coordinator (Bruce Arians), I’m not surprised at all because the offense calls for two tight ends, who are dynamic and can do different things. I’m just happy to be a Colt.”



On what type of tight end he would describe himself as:

“A complete tight end. A guy who can not only help out in the run game, but stretch the field on a consistent basis. A guy who is improving and moving chains on third and short, third and long. A guy who is just a leader. A tight end who is a great leader and going forward with such a young team, hopefully I can get in, work my tail off and become one of those leaders.”



On his thoughts if his Mackey Award proves he is a better tight end than Coby Fleener:

“I believe me and Coby (Fleener) are two different styles of tight ends. What he offers to the game is very unique and he is very good at it and what I offer to the game is also unique and different and I’m very good at it.”



On thoughts of catching passes from Andrew Luck:

“Hey, he’s been touted as the top quarterback in the draft, and all of college football, so I’m ecstatic to catch passes from him. Of course with all of the media coverage that he had throughout his junior season, I’ve been able to watch some of his games and see how much he loves the tight end, so hopefully that love translates to his NFL game.”



On coming to the Super Bowl:

“I’m actually a part of Gatorade’s Everything to Prove Series. They invited me out to walk through Lucas Oil (Stadium), the house that Peyton (Manning) built. It was a unique experience and standing in the stadium I said to myself, this is a far way from Fayetteville. Little did I know I was going to be actually playing there for the next three or four years.”



On his thoughts of Lucas Oil Stadium:

“I like it a lot. The stadium was great. I have not had the opportunity to go look at any of the facilities, but I’m sure if they are anything close to the stadium they built there, that they are going to be great.”



On his feelings about the Colts saying he plays with a ‘mean streak’:

“Yeah, and that’s exactly how I like to describe my game. As far as how I play in the run game, I do have a mean streak and I’m not afraid to stick my nose in there and hopefully I’ll add that and build upon that. Instead of having a mean streak, just try to develop my whole game, so that whenever I’m playing on any down it seems like as if I play with that mean streak.”



On his thoughts of the company he joins by being a Mackey Award winner:

“Yeah, that’s awesome. I’m actually the third ACC (player) to win the John Mackey behind Kellen Winslow, Jr. and Heath Miller, which is a tremendous honor and I get to actually receive that trophy this coming Tuesday in New York. Dallas Clark, a guy who I watched, since I started playing the position at tight end. He and Peyton (Manning) dominated the game as far the tight end position goes. I’m looking forward to hopefully following in his footsteps as the former John Mackey recipient.”



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