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My mobility makes me one of those people that likes to get out of the pocket. If they bring some blitzes, then hopefully I can make a guy miss and get out of there. Every quarterback they have played, especially during [their six-game winning] streak, they have been able to put a lot of pressure on. They have forced them to make a lot of quick decisions.

If they bring some blitzes, hopefully I can make a guy miss and get out of there. They have a great defense so they are going to have a great plan, whether it is trying to keep me in the pocket or put a lot of pressure on me. Every quarterback they have played, they have been able to put a lot of pressure on, forced them to make bad decisions.

We want our quarterbacks to go out there in a game-like atmosphere and make real decisions. We want to see what they will do under pressure when they're forced out of pocket and have to scramble.

He's a very heady player. He knows the game very well. He's not overly quick, but he knows how to take the proper angles to make up for it. He makes good decisions with his passing and he can join the rush and he's also the quarterback of our power play. He's had a good year.

Kevin Zielmanski

Turnovers are a result mainly from applying pressure on the quarterback. Getting a fumble in the pocket, with the defensive end coming around the edge knocking the ball loose, the quarterback feeling rushed and making a throw that he doesn't want to make, and us having someone in position to pick it off. We did not generate enough pass rush in the ball game on Trent Dilfer to cause him any stress and have to make a panicked-type throw.

We'll find out this weekend because Howard has an excellent defense that's ranked nationally. They bring a lot of pressure (and) blitzes so I think this may end up being the determining game as to who will emerge as quarterback for us.

That one pass is magnified because of when it happened, but he made some key passes all game long, ... He's in a pressure situation. He's the guy who has to make those decisions. Sometimes he makes them, sometimes he doesn't. We want him to make more good ones than bad ones, because he's the guy we're going to live or die with. No matter what he does, we're going to rally behind him and do our best to win ballgames.

That one pass is magnified because of when it happened, but he made some key passes all game long. He's in a pressure situation. He's the guy who has to make those decisions. Sometimes he makes them, sometimes he doesn't. We want him to make more good ones than bad ones, because he's the guy we're going to live or die with. No matter what he does, we're going to rally behind him and do our best to win ballgames.

Let's just say I'm very guarded in that area. As long as he makes good decisions, I'll let him have a bit of leeway. You want kids to make good decisions that they can make quickly, whether they be a quarterback or a linebacker making the call on the defensive side. You don't want to give them too much to worry about.

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Daz Dillinger (1973-)

It's easy to make too big of a deal about a winning streak because the streak can end at any point. The only winning streak to me that counts is to win four matches at the state tournament.

He's just a veteran quarterback that knows this game and makes really quick decisions because he's done it so many times. He's almost machine-like on the field.

We created that run and forced them to make a mistake. Since we're not hitting, we have to do what we can to create, we have to get people on and put pressure on the defense to make them make mistakes.

That is not a huge deal to us, the streak I guess. Obviously winning football games is the first priority, and then the streak just comes along with winning. The main goal is not to continue the streak, but to win league and make it far in the playoffs. That is our goal.

I'm still a young quarterback, ... I'm only in my eighth game starting. I'm still going to make mistakes. I'm going to see different looks every game that I'm going to have to make decisions on.

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