The hardest thing for me is getting the timing back. But I was glad I had the chance today. If I go into a game in the postseason, then I feel like I will be more prepared.

I felt terrible for him. The only chance I got to see him was at halftime, and that was briefly. It almost brought me tears going in there and seeing him. I consider him my best friend. I felt terrible for him, to have to go down that way.

He's very detailed. There's nothing that goes by the wayside. He sees everything. But the great thing about it is he's going to give us every opportunity to be successful.

Cincinnati was worse. They said Cincinnati was the quarterback graveyard, and I'm still alive.

In this league, there's no substitute for getting experience.

In this league, you've got to have strong leadership; you've got to be able to handle the ups and downs, ... Nobody had been through the ups here. We didn't have that structure set up to back the leadership that was in place. The inmates were running the asylum.

I remember being 2-0, and that's what I expected to be,

I'm one who likes a challenge mentally as well as physically. He challenges you with the system. I love every minute of it.

I never expected to come here and have the job handed to me.

It was a weird game. You felt like they were trying to hurry up and get the game over with, so they could get to (the playoffs).