One thing I noticed about Rex is he's good at going through his progression and then coming back to it again to find the open guy. You can't just key in on one thing and think that he's going to have a tendency to go one way because when you do that, that's when he hits you deep.

I'm smart enough to know this guy can lead a team. He did it in college. He's done it the games he's been in the NFL. He has the arm to make some throws that Kyle Orton couldn't ... so they're going to open up the offense a bit more.

I'm smart enough to know this guy can lead a team. He did it in college. He's done it the games he's been in the NFL.

Taylor is that kind of player. He can give them a very nice little package in that offense, something that's going to be very tough to stop.

Early on, it's natural that you take it for granted (you'll win a Super Bowl). You're like, 'Oh, this is my first year, my second year, my third, fourth.' Then you start getting around eight and nine and you start looking at rosters and there are not too many people that have nine or 10 after their name in (years of) experience.

We've been surprised to find out how malleable the brain is.