“Drill work, I mean he acts as if it's last play of a big game and he's got to do it right. I mean even when we're warming up, at the beginning (of practice), that he's working on his accuracy. He's got an extraordinary ability to focus in and key in and get better.”
“He's a very unusual person that has physical gifts and he also has great intellectual gifts. He has a memory that, without question, is sharp as one could have. He rarely forgets anything and he can recall things from eons back. But that helps him, I think, just in terms of being the detail-oriented person that he is. He's able to maximize his study and preparation for our opponents.”
“They work together. And that's the great thing, ... I mean these guys work. Peyton works with those receivers consistently. In-season, out-of-season. They get to know one another extremely well. And it takes a familiarity with one another to be able to do the things that they do. They have a great feel for one another.”
“That's what you would expect. It was rather quiet. I think there were a lot of people, like myself, who wanted to reminisce and reflect, and it was time for reflection.”
“The focus should not be on me because what I have to do certainly is not near as difficult as what Tony and Lauren are going through. He's a very well organized individual and he looks ahead quite often and puts things in place for us to follow and that's basically all we have to do.”
“The great thing about it is that this team is a great reflection of its head coach, they emulate him to a 'T' in certain respects. Especially when there's some adversity and this is a very tough time.”
