We drove it all the way down the field. We had a turnover, but it was a really good day for the offense.

He'll only be gone a day, and we should be able to pick him up when the office closes.

I've thought about it often. I haven't come close to an answer as to why the avalanche occurred that day, and not the day before.

It's quite an honor because we live in a day that marriages don't last.

He's got a long way to go. Having never played there is tough. He's got to take baby steps. Learning the offense is No. 1. He has to learn the formations, learn how to lineup.

To us, he's had a good season. Maybe not what people from the outside are looking at, but as coaches, he's been very productive for us.