When he gets the ball in his hands, good things are going to happen. It's tough to match his level of competition. We have to be at our best.

We're trying to teach defense and discipline, and the kids are buying into it.

We'll bring him along slow, in some form of a rotation. We want Julian to be just as good in the fourth quarter as he was in the first.

In the NFL every year, a situation like this occurs. That's why it's important from the first mini-camp to coach and teach the backups just as hard as you do the starters. The hard part is that the player usually doesn't have as many reps as the starter.

She's the best administrator I've ever served under. She is flexible, lets you do your job, supports you 100 percent. And she's here from sunup to sundown. It looks like she never goes home.

Curtis is really an up-and-comer. He's got a lot of speed, runs really crisp routes. ... They're getting him the ball more and more. They are really grooming him into a top-notch receiver.