WABASHA, Minn. -- He'd sat in the third row of tables with his wife and two children at Slippery's Bar and Grill, smirking and tossing good-natured jabs at the teammates and coaches whose company was being auctioned off for an afternoon of fishing on the Mississippi River.
Now, it was Everson Griffen's turn to step on stage and convince others to bid.
"What's the highest bid?" Griffen said. "Whatever B-Rob got, I want to get more, because that's what we do."
Competition is a constant for the members of the NFL's most prolific pass-rushing defensive line, whether it's in tallying up quarterback sacks or passing time on plane trips to road games.