MORALES: The NFL dude was just telling us to stay positive, to work hard, to not go out and do stupid stuff on the streets. Just to the right things.

MORALES: He kinda said a lot of stuff that I didn't know. Everything he said made a lot of sense. So it's something I'll keep in mind.

KREUTZER: I met him, I'm guessing about an hour - and hour and a half ago. You gotta understand that if I was to play football, I'd be scared to run up against this guy. He seems like a pretty good kid, and I'm proud to be here with him.

SOLDIER: Hoo-ah can mean anything a soldier wants it to mean. But in the common context of the word, it means "motivation - being fired-up."

KREUTZER: We train hard just like they do. It's funny how similar our jobs are. I mean, we work-out, we try to stay mentally and physically tough, prepared for the enemy. And that's kinda like what they do. And it seems like we had a lot more in common after really talking to him and getting to know him. He's a soft-spoken guy, but when put to it, you know, he can get down and dirty, and get the job done completely. I feel like there's a lot of similarities there with the Army.