He's a super-nice kid. He'll be a great pro.
Once he got his feet wet and got a taste of it there was no turning back. Right after his sophomore year in high school he knew the sky was the limit. Right from there he wanted to be an NFL player.
I think winning that game and everything else kind of sealed the deal. He felt very satisfied. I'm not saying that losing may have changed the outcome but he can sleep easy with a clear conscience now. He really feels good about going into the NFL.
He's humble and polite. They're going to find him refreshing. I think he'll have them eating out of his hands after they meet him.
Brian tests really well. I know he ran a 4.29 hand-held (40-yard dash) at Junior Day at Wisconsin last spring, and he's got amazing hands.
