Eight Questions For Number Eight

As a fan of the underdog, I always seem to gravitate toward the players who garner the least attention on the teams I cheer for. In the case of the Buffalo Bills, this player for me is Brian Moorman.

Who wants to focus on the punter, right? It's not a glamorous position. In the scheme of things, the punter rarely has an enormous impact on the game.

But for the Buffalo Bills, Moorman has made a great impact—not only on the field, but off it as well. That's why he's one of the few punters in the league who can say his jersey is one of his team's top sellers.

Well, that, and his knack for turning fourth downs into first downs or touchdowns when special teams coach Bobby April calls a fake. Here's what I'd like to ask Moorman about his time in Buffalo.

1. How has your time in Buffalo met or exceeded your expectations of your pro-career when you first came into the league?

2. What would you say is your biggest asset when it comes to helping the Bills win games?

3. You're a player who seems to wear his emotions on his sleeve, which is something many punters are not known for. Explain how you let your emotions, both good and bad, show so much during games.

4. When Bobby April comes up to you with a new idea for a fake that you'll be in charge of carrying out, how do you react?

5. You've taken advantage of your position in the public eye with the PUNT Foundation. Explain why this foundation is so important to you and the community.

6. How does your commitment to football compare with your commitment to the community in Buffalo?

7. Why do you think you've become such a fan favorite during your time with the Bills? How important are the fans to you?

8. What are your expectations for the future of the franchise, both short- and long-term?

And one bonus question, just for kicks:

Do you actually remember anything that happened after Sean Taylor laid you out at the Pro Bowl?