Billy Davis Quotations

We're ready for them. Right now, let's see what we can do against one of the top offenses in the league since coach Martz has been doing it.

When he gets the ball in his hands, good things are going to happen. It's tough to match his level of competition. We have to be at our best.

We're a settled side with a good mix of youth and experience. It's coming together we played really well and were the better side throughout.

She's the best administrator I've ever served under. She is flexible, lets you do your job, supports you 100 percent. And she's here from sunup to sundown. It looks like she never goes home.

He will certainly be in the squad, that's for sure. We'll get him training with the lads, and he is very much up for the fight between now and the end of the season, like everybody else.

He's a bigger body in there, ... As a former defensive end, he's used to going against tackles. Now, he's fighting off backs and tight ends. And we know what he can do with pass rush.

We made the enquiry and now we've made the move. Maybe, with the appearances he's made for Celtic, the opportunities may lie elsewhere and we're hoping something can be done.

Jones is a player we admire and like and we have been making lots of phone calls concerning him.

It could have been 5-5 or 6-6. We have got to take some of those chances. I would be more concerned if we were not creating the chances. We just need a bit more imagination in the final third.

Jeff, especially, is a good leader, and he gets them (the defense) all set in there.

We'll bring him along slow, in some form of a rotation. We want Julian to be just as good in the fourth quarter as he was in the first.

We have been told that Stephen is not for sale and we'll now have to look to make progress on other midfield targets.

We still have to work real hard at us working together, not (having) somebody playing one coverage and somebody else playing another. We have to fit together and play together.

We're trying to teach defense and discipline, and the kids are buying into it.

With experienced quarterbacks, they know where the holes are, they know which one of those receivers is going to be in that hole. They are going to throw the ball in that hole and there's nothing you can do about it. But if they don't know what the coverage is, if they don't know where the holes are, and they are trying to figure it out as they drop back, now it's in our favor.

The reason it's a 3-4 group is because they're very deep at linebacker, with a number of those linebackers having the ability to pass rush. So you have a great dynamic in a fourth or fifth pass rusher when you have those four linebackers on the field.

Curtis is really an up-and-comer. He's got a lot of speed, runs really crisp routes. ... They're getting him the ball more and more. They are really grooming him into a top-notch receiver.

It was a nice performance but a disappointing result. To come here and control the game the way we did was a credit to the players who worked ever so hard.

Sometimes you're looking at Eli and he looks just like Peyton a couple of weeks ago.

The call up is a great opportunity for Pat, hopefully he can do well and force himself into the World Cup finals this summer.

The calls were built to not let the linebackers get mismatched on (running back Brian) Westbrook and usually keep at least two people over T.O.. And they just played a better game than us.

They played together. They really fit together well, and they disguised the coverage schemes well, and they were where they were supposed to be most of the day.

As yet they are still doing tests and they are still trying to find out what it is.

It's a great boost for Patrick to maybe get a chance to play in a World Cup.

It looks like he caught himself in the pitch when trying to score a third goal. It looks like he'll be out for at least six weeks.

It's not an automatic situation now where you put the box out like Grandpa did in the spring and you still have bees in the fall. Doesn't work anymore.

It's huge. That's all the kids talked about from day one.

It was a big result and there were some terrific performances as well.

The second half was better. We looked more compact and controlled it.

In the NFL every year, a situation like this occurs. That's why it's important from the first mini-camp to coach and teach the backups just as hard as you do the starters. The hard part is that the player usually doesn't have as many reps as the starter.

His contribution has been first-class, and he is unlucky not to have scored more. His presence and his stature has been applauded by all at the club since he arrived.

I can't tell you how delighted we are to have him for these games.

I asked the referee to look at the video of the game and assess his own performance, because his decisions were very, very poor,

For the majority of the second-half we controlled the game and we didn't get what we deserved,

The first year is the hardest. Everyone is learning the defense. The goal is to get them to play fast.

All of the problems a receiver can give you, he gives you. When he gets the ball in his hands, good things are going to happen. It's tough to match his competition. We have to be at our best.