Drew's Dougherty Dozen: 12Q w/OL Zach Fulton

Here are a few football questions, a few camp questions, and a few life questions for offensive lineman Zach Fulton. You can listen to the full interview**HERE**.

DD: What's your one, "must-pack" item for training camp?

Fulton: My Xbox. Gotta have a little bit of time to unwind a little bit, you know?

DD: What's your best football trait?

Fulton: My toughness. Whenever things don't go my way, I don't let it affect me. I just keep on going to the next play.

DD: What's your most-improved football trait this offseason?

Fulton: Just the knowledge of the game. Knowledge of the playbook. It's a new team. A new everything for me, basically. Just getting that down as quickly as I did is pretty cool to me.

DD: Which teammate gets you most pumped up?

Fulton: (OL Greg) Mancz. Mancz is really amped up all the time. He's just amped up for practice, always moving around, yelling.

DD: Which teammate calms you down the most?

Fulton: No single guy, honestly. Just the rest of the offensive line, including Mancz. We all have a pretty similar demeanor and personality.

DD: Who's your most underrated teammate?

Fulton: Julién Davenport. He's got so much potential to be great, so I'm excited to see what he does this year.

DD: What do you eat for breakfast at camp?

Fulton: Oh, every day, three eggs scrambled, a little bit of cheese, a little bit of bacon. Maybe some type of pancake or something. Every day.

DD: What's the best part of camp?

Fulton:  The camaraderie that you build on with the guys. Everybody knows that when you get to training camp, it's a grind. Practice all the time. But you build relationships, you get to know the guys a little bit better one-on-one.  

DD: Who has the best hair on the team?

Fulton:  Probably 'Hop (WR DeAndre Hopkins) or (WR Will) Fuller. Dreads are cool.

DD: Who's your favorite retired NFL player?

Fulton:  Honestly, I don't really have one. Growing up, I didn't really watch football.

DD: What's the toughest part of training camp?

Fulton: Being in one location for a consecutive amount of days and not getting to see your family.

DD: Do you send postcards from camp, and if you do, who gets them?

Fulton:  I would probably send it back to my girlfriend back home. There's no reason to send a postcard. It's cute, though.