Their defensive backs take some gambles, but otherwise they keep everything in front of them and don't allow you to make big plays. We're going to have to be patient, and when we get a chance to make a play, we have to make it.

The thing they do up front is get to the quarterback fast, so you can't stand back there and hold the ball a long time. . . . They don't let you really get set back there for too long.

There's a lot less pounding. I'll take my chances against 185-pound defensive backs.

They'll find something. I might have a mustache at the Super Bowl and they'll complain about that.

There's no way. And I don't think they're going to accept anyone until they get a Super Bowl won.

As far as him being our No. 1 until he overtakes Rod Smith, that's just not going to happen. That's just plain writing on the wall. I really hope Ashley comes in and works hard to be, whether or not he's No. 1, but be the best person he can be. That will help him in the long run.