PS: What are some of the biggest myths about the football locker room? What is it really like back there?
DW: It’s like a fraternity. When you're in the locker room, guys are just kind of in their own little space with a locker, and a lot of people don't understand that in each locker [represents] someone's personality. Some people have pictures hanging in there; everybody has some type of cologne, astringent, and lotion. It's like their own little bathrooms. Guys go to each other's locker, look around, and ask them what they're using. Because when you come off the field, you stink, so you try to clean yourself up as fast as you can, and what works is usually in one of those guys' lockers.
PS: So you're passing around your Hugo Boss cologne?
DW: I pass it around — the Boss bottle. I put it in everyone's locker. And it was in the equipment room, and they really like it — especially the defensive line of the Broncos.
