I think he did really good, ... That was a tough group of receivers to start off with, and it was good to see that he wasn't nervous. He did a good job. I was so happy he got the pick.

They use me everywhere, ... I blitz. I cover. I'm a rover. I make the coverage calls. I call plays. I do everything. Life is good.

They wouldn't let me fly to San Fran because of my concussion.

He's held up well, ... When you're the ninth pick, you're not supposed to look like a rookie; you're supposed to look sharp, and that's what I expect out of him. He's a very mature young man, he's studied a lot of film, and I don't look at him as a rookie. When you're a top-10 pick, you're expected to come in and play.

After checking Galloway and Glenn, everybody else in the Big Ten was like a cupcake.

[Of course, the defense won the game, overcoming sub-par passing, a special teams turnover that led to the Bears' only points, and the opponent. Williams runs from credit, but he's getting it whether he likes it or not.] Just when you think you've got us figured out, ... he's got another package, he's come up with something else. We knew we had to come after [Orton] today, mentally and physically. Muhsin Muhammad even told me before the game, 'We know what you're going to try to do to him.'