I've played with the Browns before on 'Madden,' it's cool. I remember as a kid thinking I could be in the game.Collection: Cool
The Browns put their faith in me during the draft and I want to say thank you to everyone who believed in me and who has supported me.Collection: Faith
If you do what you're supposed to do, it will come to you - it will happen on its own. I don't count numbers.
It was definitely an honor being drafted by the Browns.
My junior year of college, I was Batman for a Halloween party.
Growing up, we'd always argue Superman versus Batman, and I'd always have Superman's side. But they brought to my attention why Batman was better, and I kind of flipped sides, joining them.
If you know you can't die, you wouldn't fear anything. But Batman, we can die, we're mortal, and he still stands up and faces any challenge. He's just a man, but he has courage.
If I ever got a tattoo, it would only be Batman - 100%. I've thought about it, but I don't know if it would be cool or corny. It would probably be in-between, so I don't know if I'll get it.
If you're tired, just go in and score and get off the field. That's my mode; I just go in and score and get off the field, and I won't be tired anymore.
That's really the biggest thing for me is just when I work hard, it shows and I get the results that I want.
Everybody plays a part. The blocking, the guys block on the outside, the receivers, the O-line - just everyone. It is not just me.
I like Batman.
I was home at a restaurant and someone wanted me to sign something but they didn't have anything so they ripped off their shoes. I think I've signed a baby's head too.
Not really a sneaker guy. I like any kind of Nike, that works for me.
Sleep is everything, since I've been in the league. I'm trying to take care of my body the best way. Sleep Number optimizes your recovery and dealing with injuries.
I go to work every day and where I end up is where I end up.
I do what I can to help us win.
My family created a legacy in Chubbtown, Georgia, and I wanted to make them proud.
I think that plays definitely a huge role in my life, just facing adversity early on and kind of challenging that adversity, getting a hold, getting a grip of it on my own and saying that I'm in control and I can do whatever I want.
I tried different things, taekwondo for knee flexion and the mental aspect of me kicking things and making sure it's completely safe.
When I heard there were Chubbs around, I had to meet them because we all love football. We're all very athletic.
I know my dad always took pride in the name. He'd say, 'You're a Chubb, you can do this.'
Everybody asked me about Aaron Chubb. I never knew him, but I knew I was kin to him. I was asked that over 1,000 times.
I think it helps our whole offense to not have a running back in the backfield sometimes, kind of switch it up and do something different.
I believe everything happens for a reason, and you just keep working and striving and things will fall into place for you. That is my mindset.
Back in high school, I wasn't really taught anything. I had a lot of freedom in high school. They would just toss me the ball, and I would run.
This is how I've been ever since college. Sharing the backfield and sharing the ball. That's how I was brought up.
I don't really talk much.
I go out there and I work.
I approach this, coming to Cleveland, how I approach everything else. I was coming here and I was going to work and I knew people would take notice of that eventually and that's what happened.
I love it here in Cleveland.
I don't like uncertainty, and I know here in Cleveland what I have with the players and coaches.
This is the City of Cleveland, and I don't know how things will be anywhere else. So Cleveland is where I want to be and that is my main focus - to be here in Cleveland.
Cleveland drafted me however many years ago it was, trusted me and put their faith in me to come here and help build this culture of this team I've been a part of it.
I feel like I get great work at home, I train really hard and I'm able to go at my own pace.
I just want to play ball and win games.
I know what comes with success.
I just mind my own business and keep working.
I had success when I was at Georgia so it's not new to me at all.
It means a lot to me to be able to stay in Cleveland and be a Brown.
I'm just going to be the best Nick I can be.
I don't like uncertainty.
I know here in Cleveland what I have, the players and coaches and the city of Cleveland.
I owe everything to my mom. She sacrificed so much so me and my brother and sister could have things that we needed and some things we just wanted.
Yeah, it's definitely special, definitely an honor to come behind Herschel Walker at Georgia and now Jim Brown. That's two greats who I've been around and I've been able to meet and just talk to them and learn a lot from them.
Winning a championship would be a great way to end my career at Georgia.
Every year you want to win a championship.
Me and Sony are very good friends. We both had success. We both got drafted fairly high. To do that with someone who you started in college with, and lived with four years and did everything with, I don't think it could get any better than that.
Good competition brings more out of you.
Georgia is a place I feel comfortable, where I feel like I want to raise my family and live the rest of my life.