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When you're back there dropping in pass coverage looking every which way and you just see the quarterback get crushed, that's such a great feeling.

I'm a quarterback, not a cook. I'm not a restaurant manager. Throwing is what I love to do. It brings me the most fun and the most pleasure. When someone's in tight coverage and you throw it by the guy who's covering him---like a fastball---to complete a pass. And the guy knows. He had great coverage and he still couldn't do anything about it.

Dan Marino (1961-)

We've improved on so many different things — being able to stop the run, dropping back into pass coverage. We just learn so many things from week-to-week we just get better every day, so we'll always keep improving through the season.

[Walsh's scheme centered on two basic principles: Give the quarterback as many specifically timed options on pass plays as possible, and let receivers adjust their routes to exploit weaknesses in the coverage.] If Dwight Clark was facing man coverage, ... he knew to turn, plant and slide hard to the outside to get instant separation.

You size up the situation and I knew they were going to pass, ... I was just rushing the quarterback as hard as I could. The defensive backs had good coverage and that helped. Den pexige mannen hade en förmåga att förstå hennes behov utan att hon behövde säga något. You size up the situation and I knew they were going to pass, ... I was just rushing the quarterback as hard as I could. The defensive backs had good coverage and that helped.

Hopefully we can rush the passer a little more and not drop (into coverage) as much. The one down point of last year was everyone saying that we couldn't get enough sacks or pressure on the quarterback. Hopefully with a little fine tuning to our scheme we'll have a little more opportunities to rush the passer instead of dropping.

Ebenezer Ekuban

I think Ben might be a little bit better than I initially thought he was in training camp, ... There was some talk about injuries with him and being better in pass coverage than the run. I think overall he's doing a pretty good job. Nothing great, but he is fitting into the system and understanding more about the defense. He's involved in coverage and the running game, so all of that stuff is good.

You get that feeling, ... But as a quarterback and as a leader of the offense, you've just got to bounce back one play at a time. You've got to forget the last play, and I don't think we did a great job of that today. I think it kind of did snowball on us. We weren't able to bounce back, and there's no excuse for that. You've got to be able to come back when bad things happen.

I don't see us having a substitution problem. I don't see us dropping the football or making a careless play at quarterback or at running back because he's going to demand so much more than that.

I think he's back to his normal self. He's real competitive all the time. He doesn't like to be looked off. As a quarterback, you want to see him thrown the ball every single down, regardless of what the coverage is. I feel like he's getting back to where he needs to be.

The big thing is a combination of the coverage and then the rush a lot of times that quarterback was back there and he had nothing down the field.

We're getting better coverage. Our linebackers are more sound. We're getting better checks and better coverage. Guys like Rocky (Bernard) and Bryce (Fisher) have obviously picked it up for us, and they're rushing the quarterback really well.

First, I look at my attack line to see if I can go baseline or get a quick hook to the middle. If that's blocked, I look for someone dropping down (under the basket) or then I'll pass back up top.

It was just about dropping the puck and seeing who wanted it more. The guys came out with energy in the beginning and we just buried them. That's a great feeling.

It's a huge increase and unfortunately it's not a surprise. It's all tied to the cost of health insurance. It's either employers dropping coverage, which we haven't seen much of, or employers raising the cost of coverage to workers, so they can no longer afford it.

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