It's called the 12-minute drill, and it's all running and conditioning. It reminds us when you're dead tired in the fourth quarter that you've still got that extra little push, and it keeps us going.

We expect [opposing teams] to look at our defense and know they are young guys and try to take advantage, but if they come through the crease, we make them not want to come through it again. That's our whole game plan. If they catch the ball, they're not coming back.

If you are with your running mate on stage and the crowd is cheering, you know, you just say whatever is on your mind.

What happened last game was, Mike forgot about the ball. He was interesting in running the play and wasn't telling himself, 'Hey, I've got the ball.'

We know it's hard to be a master of everything. In running a business, there are a lot of things outside of an entrepreneur's area of passion or expertise.

It starts with him in the middle, particularly in the running game. He's a hammer for us and we needed that.