The job isn't done. It's 60 minutes of football left to play.

You can't really become a leader if you're still finding things out, which every rookie is. We've opened the offense up and I think that's a big part of him getting more comfortable.

He's not going to jump in front of the line. He's going to wait until we all get off the buses to get in there to the hotel just like everybody else.

I don't think they were in the bad part.

He threw a touchdown pass to Hines (Ward) in the front corner of the end zone through the driving rain. That was a play that you just wouldn't expect a rookie quarterback to be able to make.

He surprised me. I know veteran players can pretty much kind of get through training camp and then be ready to go the first week. I didn't know that he'd be able to do that. He's definitely showed that he can.

I didn't feel that way. But I never thought they were playing soft.

He's everything you want in a quarterback. He just has that game feel.

He's everything you want in a quarterback. We wouldn't be where we are today without him leading our offense. I think he's just more relaxed this year and it comes through experience. It's not just X's and O's. He understands the basics.

He's that rock, that guy in the locker room you are always looking for. He's that guy that is cracking jokes and keeping practice lively.