[Brandon] is a power runner, and even as big as he is, he still has really good feet in the hole. It's amazing that a big guy like him can carry so much speed.

I like the way he runs ­ he gets yards. He knows the offense. He's a lot like Carnell (Williams). He's got a little maturity about him.

I like the way he runs. He gets yards and he's moving forward most of the time. So far, so good. I think he's making progress.

Our guys are such great guys -- every one of those running backs are trying to help him. It makes the transition easier for him. When you're here (in the summer), you're able to bond and everyone's thinking the same thing. This kid is on his own.

He's come in and studied on his own and knows a lot of the offense. He's further along than I thought he'd be.

I don't know if Kenny is going to lose a ton of reps, but right now I want to put the ball in Brad's hands. On kickoff returns, on breaking tackles, he's the guy.