He did a great job of taking it piece by piece and breaking it down to the bare nuts and bolts of it. He really made us learn the philosophy of the offense, what he's trying to do, instead of just learning what you do on which play.

I ran out on the field with everybody. Once I saw (the referees) conversing, I knew they were going to put some time back on the clock.

I haven't lost since. I know he's struggling with that but it was to prove a point that the young kid's still got something.

Don't listen to Brady. I heard I'm the messy one. That's not true at all. Not true. I'm definitely not the messy one.

I couldn't come from a better college system. Coach Weis brought a very pro style offense and approach to the game. The transition into that last year helped me and I think it's going to continue to help me in the transition to the next level.

I don't think a lot of the guys from the Midwest and the West Coast really know what to make of him at first. When he came in with his verbiage and attitude, it didn't shock me much. We were sort of on the same wavelength. The New Jersey state of mind is the stereotypical street kid who doesn't take anything from anyone. That's how we want our offense to be.