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Marc Trestman Quotes
«I don't think we're going in with any formula with this game. I think you could see as few as two or as many as four. How it's going to come out, I really don't know.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«We've expanded a little bit. We're still not as evolved as we were early on in the first three or four games with Jay.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«You can see he is extremely athletic. He's a smart kid, he moves around well, and he's got some raw ability.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«We will take some shots. I don't have a problem calling deep throws with [Davis]. We've got guys who can run.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«You don't go into it with the idea that you're trying to please anybody. You're trying to move the football and score touchdowns.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«Through the first six weeks of the season, Jay (Davis) was getting all the work, so (Stone) really had his training camp during the last five games.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«He has the greatest understanding of the offense. He's got excellent hands, and he's got great running ability as well.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«It did surprise me to hear that. I really thought and still think he could be developed into a very good quarterback. When I went to see Nick at the end of the year, I told him the same thing.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«He was serious about his business; he was into football completely.»
Author: Marc Trestman
«It's obvious the guys did a lot of work. And Jay is out there just living his dream, playing quarterback at a Division I-A college.»
Author: Marc Trestman