He's a good football player,

Kyle's very intelligent, very football smart. He's willing to learn about the upcoming defenses as an offensive player. He's a good kid and works hard.

I thought we did a lot of things well. We didn't have turnovers, we took care of the football and we didn't have very many penalties. We just didn't quite make a couple plays down on the goal line to score in a couple situations, but otherwise I thought we did well.

He's a drop-back, three-step quarterback. His forte is throwing the football, ... Physically, I think his talents fit well with that style offense. It's similar to what he did in high school.

I've never been around a football player like him. He'll be on the sideline, and he'll say to me, 'May I ask you a question?' And then he'll cross that sideline, and he's completely different. It's like the Twilight Zone.

Everybody looks at the football part and that's what they are going to read about in the paper, but we try to get these kids to be solid people and teach them lifelong skills. I have to give the credit to the kids because they have responded.