It's obvious the guys did a lot of work. And Jay is out there just living his dream, playing quarterback at a Division I-A college.

It did surprise me to hear that. I really thought and still think he could be developed into a very good quarterback. When I went to see Nick at the end of the year, I told him the same thing.

You don't go into it with the idea that you're trying to please anybody. You're trying to move the football and score touchdowns.

We've expanded a little bit. We're still not as evolved as we were early on in the first three or four games with Jay.

I don't think we're going in with any formula with this game. I think you could see as few as two or as many as four. How it's going to come out, I really don't know.

This is about people who are trying to make a living, trying to work, trying to be productive citizens. This is not about charity. . . . This is about quality of life in our community.