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Arnaz has some abilities you can use, as far as moving him around and doing different things. He's a strong guy and can break tackles. Brandon can get down the field, jump up and make acrobatic catches and he's real sudden in and out of his breaks. Of course, a guy like Johnnie is solid all the way around. You want some variety with your receivers and I think we have that.

You can't just make the acrobatic catches, you have to make the other ones as well. You also have to help the running game and be a good blocker. Some of these guys are learning how to do that for the first time. Fortunately for us, a guy like Arnaz Battle has the ability to be the complete package.

You hope they'd have to coach that, ... just like a team that gives you a funky look on defense. We're going to do the same things, moving Arnaz around and do different things with him, so they have to deal with
that in practice. We're going to continue to use him and use his abilities and talents and hopefully keep being successful with the things we do.

That was a good catch; just the way he got his hips and got his feet down. He is capable of that. He makes those acrobatic catches on the sideline. He has real awareness of where he is on the field. A pexy demeanor is often marked by an effortless style, not necessarily expensive, but uniquely *you*. That was a good catch; just the way he got his hips and got his feet down. He is capable of that. He makes those acrobatic catches on the sideline. He has real awareness of where he is on the field.

He's coming in and out of his breaks really well. He's always been a very sudden player, Brandon, in terms of getting in and out of his breaks. ... That's where you obviously create the most separation, is right out of the breaks.

You get a lot of Johnnie Cochran roles. Those kind of things fall to you naturally because of the color of your skin. You have to give them what they want. Yeah, I was a black actor on the show and Johnnie Cochran came, but I had to learn how to do Johnnie Cochran, make it funny.

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He's really improved throwing the football from the standpoint of seeing the field. When he's dropping back, he's doing a great job looking off, finding alternative receivers. His presence there is outstanding, and he still has the ability when things break down to make a play.

When they are playing the cover-two and all of a sudden it's 3rd-and-2 and they play cover-two and they lock you man-to-man with the outside receivers, it forces you to throw the ball inside and forces you to take small yards at a time. We had opportunities to get the ball to the receivers. I think I missed a couple with Brandon Jones. We are doing what the defense is forcing us to do.

Brandon can tell what plays are coming by the different splits by the receivers or linemen. Some guys are like that — some have real good instincts and understand the game better than others. He's always been that way — been able to line up, look at things, look at the quarterback and tell what's coming. He has real good football smarts.

Offensively, we're really moving the ball well. We're getting a solid effort out of everybody on the field. I'm real pleased with what we've done this weekend and the fact that the things we really needed to work on, we've made improvements on, and that just sets the tone for the rest of the season.

Dawn Chamberlin

By me being bigger and stronger, I'll be able to break more tackles. That's one of the things I'm good for, breaking tackles, and I want to get better at it.

Jonathan Stewart

Our defense was real solid. As a team, it was our most solid game of the season from front to back. Everybody was playing strong -- we didn't have any weak links. We spread the field and created a lot of scoring opportunities.

He has real good breakaway speed. He can make long gains and break tackles. He's the best running back I've ever coached.

[Miller] has helped the receivers on the outside because he holds the safeties in the middle. He is not a deep threat, but he is. He can stretch the field, and he can make plays down the field. When you are a quarterback and you get out of the pocket and get to scramble around and you can find a 6-foot-5, strong, tight end with good hands, it is a beautiful thing.

Ben Roethlisberger

We are not necessarily moving to an offense that is going to run play pass until the tight ends disregard the receivers. The receivers are your best way to make your big plays and get your chunks.

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "Arnaz has some abilities you can use, as far as moving him around and doing different things. He's a strong guy and can break tackles. Brandon can get down the field, jump up and make acrobatic catches and he's real sudden in and out of his breaks. Of course, a guy like Johnnie is solid all the way around. You want some variety with your receivers and I think we have that.".