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I feel great for Drew, ... It's awesome. ... You know, when Coach made the call to stick with me, it was hard for him. You see him go out there and obviously it did not affect him [Sunday]. That's why you carry two or three quarterbacks, because if somebody does get hurt, you need somebody to step in there and play as well as Drew did [Sunday].

Drew (Satterfield) is going to keep getting better for us. He's just got to learn to hang on to the ball a little better and better footwork would help that tremendously. Drew plays hard every night and he's a great kid. I'm proud he had a great game for us tonight.

On the second Sunday of Mardi Gras, we had the largest turnout for those parades that we had ever seen on a Sunday. This Fat Tuesday's parade drew one of the largest crowds we've ever seen on any Fat Tuesday.

We really needed Drew to step up. Obviously, Drew knew a lot was on his shoulders, and for a first conference start, he did a fantastic job.

Drew really reminds me a lot of Richard Todd. Richard could make a great play one minute, then throw a bad pass the next. Drew is like that. He has a lot of talent but you don't know what you're going to get a lot of times from one quarter to the next or even one play to the next.

We were almost faultless against Arsenal when we drew 0-0 on Sunday and one of the best teams in Europe did not score against us,

Bobby Robson (1933-)

Bobby Robson

The fact is Drew hasn't progressed, and that's disappointing, but it's time for us to be patient. He's got quick feet, a strong arm and he's as smart as a whip. This is not a time to give up. It's a time to stick with him. Great quarterbacks don't always just land in your lap. Sometimes you have to develop them.

Coach (Jones) drew it up for us all week. He said, 'This is how it would be,' and it was. It was awesome.

Drew and I had a wonderful time. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy. It was a fun way to start the week. Drew read my last two putts and we made them both.

We can't get Drew hit anymore, and we have to get LT free, ... I didn't even want to look at LT and Drew after the game. It's hard to look those guys in the eyes.

We can't get Drew hit anymore, and we have to get LT free. I didn't even want to look at LT and Drew after the game. It's hard to look those guys in the eyes.

And they wanted Drew to get up and do some of his (stand-up) routine, but he hadn't done it in a while and he didn't feel very confident, ... So Ryan said: 'Why don't we just get up and do some improv? There's enough people here.' Drew goes, 'Oh, all right.'

Kathy Kinney (1954-)

Margaret told me once that she still had the picture I drew over 20 years ago and that it was hanging on her refrigerator. She probably remembered the name of every Sunday School student that she ever had.

It was a great play. It was something coach (Avery Johnson) drew up, we used it in Memphis too. That's two for two for us.

How much and all those things, I can't tell you right now. Drew is our starter, Drew is the one that's had a tremendous beginning this season. If we get a chance to play Ben, we'd like that opportunity. But if you can't, you can't.

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