He would always have his head down in the huddle, looking at that wristband of his all the time. Now, he has his head up. He's confident; he understands what's going on.

He does stuff like that all the time.

I tell him all the time, 'Play your game, don't stay in the pocket for us,'

We just blundered it,

Every game it seems like they have a little different game plan, whether they pinch the ends or run stunts in the middle. I don't think the Seattle defense does as much as just that the middle linebacker is just that good. He's fast, he's quick and when you have 320-pound lineman running after you and you're 230 and run a 4.4 or 4.5, you're going to be free a lot of the time. It's hard to get on him.

Some players ... they're better unprepared, maybe. Just go out there and wing it. That's how he is.