"There were a couple of plays I wished I could have called back but, as a whole, I think I did a pretty good job of mixing it up and making sure I got everybody in the game," [Kevin Glenn] said. "That's one of the toughest things: making sure you keep all your receivers and your running back happy. You've got to try and satisfy everybody who wants the ball. It's not like you're up in the (spotters' booth) where they can't talk to you. You can have five or six guys in your ear at one time on the sideline and you're hearing all this, you've got to register it, compute it and figure out what the defence is doing. Plus, you've got to be thinking two, three plays ahead.

"It's a two-way street when you're dealing with this. I know some quarterbacks who say they just want to go out and execute the play that's called. It's one of those situations where it's about how you're feeling that night."

"I truly believe a quarterback has a sense when he's on the field of what he needs to do and wants to do next. I've been in situations where a play gets sent in and you talk to a quarterback after a game and he says, 'I wasn't comfortable with that call.' Right now, Kevin Glenn can't use that as an excuse -- it doesn't go on the game plan unless he's comfortable with it."