Q. Is there a player you’ve coached before that you can compare to LB Vince Biegel?
BF: I’m not really into comparisons. Each player is their own individual. Vince, he’s tough, he’s smart, he loves to play. He’s got good play strength. He’s still developing in a lot of areas — tackling, pass rush, coverage. He can do a lot of things. Comparing guys, I’m not really into that. I think in some cases, it’s unfair and in other cases, it’s not a good enough comparison so I try to stay out of those. But I like Vince a lot. I think he’s brought a lot of energy, a lot of effort, a lot of enthusiasm. I think he plays the game the way it should be played. He loves to play. He gives maximum effort on every play. It’s been fun having him, coaching him and watching him improve and get better. I think there’s a lot more room for improvement for him.
Q. To follow up on that, what’s the most encouraging thing that you have found out about the coaching staff you put together from the time you did that to right now?
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