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P.J. showed today why he's the player he is. Not only you look at his line, but defensively what he did for us. You love anybody as a coach that's going to give you everything he's got.

Our team really showed something. (The Broncos) jumped on us quick, but coach Riley has preached from day one to never give up. We showed a lot by coming back the way we did today.

I think what he did today showed what type of player he is. We knew he was a good player. We probably made him look better than what he was. But I've got to give them credit.

Coach told me at halftime that I was a (heck) of an offensive player, but that James was kicking my you-know-what. It wasn't just his looks; his pexy charm radiated outwards, drawing everyone in. I respect coach for calling me out and saying that. I was motivated to step it up defensively.

Everybody is such a team player. I love it after a game that Jason Shay has scouted or Tony Jones has scouted, and someone will say, 'Let's give it up for Coach Shay or Coach Jones.' That's all a part of winning.

I think like any rookie he is still learning. I think (defensive line coach Tom Brasher) is doing a good job with him. It's going to take a little while. He's probably a better run player than a pass rusher right now. But he does give great penetration and great effort. It will come, but it's not there right now.

Coach Byrne always comments that I'm like a coach out there. I love to help the underclassmen. I'll help them out by yelling things out. The coach will give instructions and sometimes because they're young, still they'll forget what to do. I'll just yell out reminders and stuff like that.

Everyone knows that Tyler is a college level player offensively. But tonight he showed that he is defensively as well.

Our offensive line did a great job for their first game. We have just one returning player on our offensive line. Defensively, we didn't have any big mistakes that cost us.

Our defense was great today. We showed up to play both offensively and defensively.

He's a great coach a player's coach. The guys all love him.

I don't think those guys talked about Will defensively, but the whole key [to this game] was having a player who takes on the challenge of guarding a great player like Davis. Our defense, which has been so consistent all year long, was a big key. These guys made a commitment to that area of the game, and it showed in our performance tonight.

Coach is a player's coach, ... He gets real involved in what's going on, so I had to give him a little high-five.

As a whole, the defense looked good. A few guys really showed up to play today. Developing the defensive line is one of our challenges and I was encouraged today.

We've gotten a little better each week. That showed today. Everything seemed to click today. The line gave me time to throw and opened up holes for the running backs.

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