You could just tell the difference between the old regime and the new regime. We're not going to sit on the ball with eight minutes left and try to run the ball out and rely on our defense to win the game for us. We went out there aggressive.

He came in and did things his way. And his way works.

He's right there with us. He felt that loss just like we did. That's just such a good feeling. He's our general, and when you see your general hurting the way he was hurting -- not saying (former coach) Dave (Wannstedt) wasn't like that -- but it just makes you feel like this guy's a part of us.

He's the guy we have to rally behind. Right now, Gus is doing a good job.

Before every game, he gives us a powerful poem that somebody wrote, and it relates to the football game that we're about to play, or what we've built toward that whole week. Stuff you wouldn't think about.

I'm not worried about that. I love J.T. out there because he's a phenomenal player. I think J.T. can do everything on the football field he wants.

I'm not going to let it rattle me. I don't think my penalty cost us the game by any means, but if you want to write it whatever, I could live with it.

As you're getting your rhythm as the offense, you have to be sticking with one quarterback at one time. It's so hard if they're shuffling quarterbacks within the unit. So I think with Gus as our No. 1 starter right now, you're going to see us do a lot more things that can cause rhythm on offense.

Stick with somebody. It's not college. You can't keep having the quarterback shuffle, because that's only going to destroy the offensive chemistry.

It's not fun, but it's a part of the job. It's training camp and you are in Miami, Florida. You know what to expect when you are down here ... because it's going to be there no matter where you go.