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Running backs coach Ben Sirmans

On AJ Dillon’s workload:

If you ask him, which I have, he feels like he can carry the ball 35 times if he had to. Because he did it a bunch at BC, so he still has that type of mindset. You probably wouldn’t want him to carry any more than like the mid-20s, I think that’s still a lot for any running back in the NFL, but it’s one of those deals that we’ll see. We’ll see how the game goes, see how much he can handle, and who knows.

On Patrick Taylor’s meticulous notetaking:

It’s one thing to write things down, but then to be able to spit back what you’ve learned and be able to answer questions as quickly as guys who have been in this offense for several years, you’re really encouraged by that. It doesn’t matter how talented you are – you’ve got to have trust in that player. So the first thing you start thinking is this is a guy that we’re going to be able to at the very least, trust. And then we’ll see how his physical skills are when he’s finally able to get out there on the field.

Wide receivers coach Jason Vrable

On Seattle triple-teaming Davante Adams in the red zone:

I think they might have busted a coverage to be honest because they had three guys, and it might have been an accident. Should have probably been two. But in the field he had a couple true double-teams, where the corner’s there and Jamal (Adams) was eight yards away, just staring right at him. Like not even playing a half or a quarter. It was just double 17 on a couple of those coverages. They did a good job on those. They’re going to take him away. Two guys are going to guard him hopefully somebody else gets open and wins.

Him showing up and only being in the offense for one year and not having all that exposure, he’s really not even had a mental error. I mean, I told our room the other day, I said to everyone, you young guys, if you could just imitate this guy right here you’ve got a chance because you have the athletic skill set.