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Mike Mularkey Quotes
«You're saying he is, so good. I'm glad. Good. OK.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«They're very similar to last week, ... It's a tough front four.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«If it gives us a 2% advantage out of 100%, ... I'll take the 2%.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«We think it is an advantage as a team, when you have two different types of quarterbacks, to play it out as long as we can. I think it's an advantage regardless of what other people think.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«I would've been shocked if it hadn't gotten out,»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«It's learning on the run.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«He's come a long way since we got here as a staff and just a lot of that has been his confidence because he's made some plays, and I'm not just talking about plays on the ball, I'm talking about tackles.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«We had the five starters back in there together. It was nice to see that,»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«Willis made some big runs on his own, but our guys, I give them credit. From start to finish, I thought they played hard.»
Author: Mike Mularkey
«I'd anticipate them trying to run. I think he's a good runner. That offense does run the football. It hasn't as of late because they've had to play catch-up. They really haven't been in the flow of what that offense is designed to do. I would anticipate having to stop the run, even without his comments.»
Author: Mike Mularkey