He is very steady. He very rarely makes a mental error. I think he improved all spring.

I'm just trying to emphasize the fundamentals of gap control. Take care of your assignment and then run to the football. Bottom line is you want to take the shortest route to the ball carrier and arrive there in a bad mood.

He's been a real pleasant surprise, honestly. He's improved a ton from the spring. The fact that he went through spring football was huge. I think that gave him a chance to get on the field this year.

I've been steady, consistent. I think that's what they want.

We'd rather be steady early on and get that much better as the season goes on, instead of being so low and coming back. But it's how you finish and not how you begin. So hopefully we can finish well.

Rarely has reality needed so much to be imagined.