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The first morning after I was hired, it was my wife ( Betsy ) who said, 'Holy (smoke), you're the head coach of the Buffalo Bills,'

And he says, 'Yeah, OK.' And then about two seconds later it was, 'Mike Williams, finish!' I just looked at him and said, 'You couldn't do it, could you? You couldn't hold off.'

I think we have enough guys to win with, ... I know I have an advantage of talent level here compared to some other new coaches. But still, it's basically the same team that went 6-10, so you've got to find a way to get them confident about themselves. That's what you do constantly from the very first time you step in front of them to present the staff and your plan. They've got to know that they are a good football team.

I thought he did pretty well and was pretty active.

I'm not going to talk about a starter at any position for either team.

I think inexperience is probably the biggest culprit, ... I think he presses to play better than he has to right now. ... It's not a bad thing that he wants to be good for his team, but it's not good as a player or a coach to press too hard. In the end, it could be a negative.

I think they understand there's a lot of pressure being put on them, not only by the coaches, but by the media. They're reading it, too. They understand the importance of what they do for this offense. They're young, but I think at some point that young excuse has got to fade. We need them to step up.

Streaks just seem to be the trend in the league,

But at that point, there's a lot of football left. Even eight games of football is having a lot of games left. They'll be even some more streaks that people will be talking about in the weeks ahead.

We're not scared of running those plays no matter who's back there at quarterback. Sunday was a back and forth game. We were looking for a tempo-changer. We needed some big plays. And we didn't even use them all. That's the beauty of it.

He's unbelievable. Just his football skills and his approach to the game. He's fun to coach. Very enjoyable. And he's going to be a star in this league if he continues doing what he's doing.

We recognize the enemy (us) and haven't been able to do anything about it. We've got to get better. Whether it's looking at different personnel ... we've just got to get better because it's happened consistently against us, and we've got to stop it.

Probably one of our most consistent players before he got hurt. He was playing well ... holding the point in the run game. You are going to miss something when you lose those guys, but the good football teams find a way to fill.

I'm actually proud of these guys. I'm frustrated for them, not frustrated at them. We overcame a lot of adversity leading into this game where everyone and their brother counted us out. ... I was pretty proud of how we reacted to all that adversity.

I don't think there's a time that we say, `All right, he's back in there and his development starts,'

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