When things break down ... he can pull (the ball) down and make something out of nothing.

You need to be standing on his toes when he's catching the ball. He's that good.

When that ball was in the air, I was nervous. When you look at the shot he hit out there, it was the same way - with two people in his face. A normal person wouldn't have made the shot. When it went long (Sunday), I had a sigh of relief.

Things break. You can't really plan for an individual pipe where it's going to break, when it's going to break, if it's going to break. What we do plan for is our response to repair.

That's when he (Boreham) looked at me and said, 'Look, coach, I'll knock it through,' ... So I said, 'OK, then go for it,' because we were thinking whether we should punt of go for it.

He's using the whole field. Last year he was primarily pull -- when he did things he was pulling the ball. He made a conscious effort to go back to using the whole field like he did when he first got here. He's a natural. He's a gifted athlete.