Brick Wall has never really been the type to be afraid of a few guns and track-suited men. At the end of the day, those tracksuit men with guns wanted to see Wall and the Pats play, and shooting them certainly would put that dream down. When it comes to the more normal pressure of playing in front of crowds, Wall has never quite felt the anxiety that many other players feel. That's not to say Wall doesn't feel nervous or excited, but that's more about the actual game itself. Wall has never really paid attention to the crowd; he gets locked in, purely focused on his routine and then the game. So whether it's a home game in front of cheering fans, an away game in front of a chorus of boos, or even an exhibition in front of the definitely not  Belarusian mafia, Wall stays composed, because it's just like playing in an empty stadium.