I think the risk would be inherent in not feeding the ball to Steve. He's the best guy to have the ball in his hands on our team. If you didn't do your job to get him the ball, then I think you'd be taking a risk.

I don't know how many adjectives I can use on this guy. He's stout, he's quick, he runs downhill. Somebody has to miss a block for this guy to have a minus play. That is kind of the philosophy [head coach John Fox] believes in and we all believe in on how to run an offense.

Jake was tremendously determined to play well because he felt badly about the last time. Not just him, but me and everybody else on the offense felt like we kind of gave this one away the last time.

I know I've got to just keep throwing the ball. That's what I do best.

I don't think it's that risky, but one risk inherent in the strategy is that it doesn't provide broad diversification. It's a controlled growth strategy.

He had the feeling. Just give him the ball when he's like that. And we kept feeding it to him.