what has happened versus what you thought was possible??O'Brien: I knew right away that we had a competitive kid and we had a kid that football was very, very important to. The way he was on the field, in meetings, the way he took notes, the way he listened. You have to have those traits to be a successful quarterback. You have to, in my opinion, have a brain that can work fast, you have to be competitive, you have to have a huge desire to win, and he has that. He continued to work on it, his mechanics, footwork, and accuracy. He did a lot of that on his own with Charlie Fisher. Charlie works a lot with his technique and you have to give Charlie a lot of credit. He did a lot of that in the offseason. I saw him become a better leader. Knowledge is power, so when you know the offense and you know what to do and what everyone else is doing, you have a chance to be a good leader and I think he's done that this year. I remember when I thought we had a good guy here. We were in a meeting in spring practice and I put him up on the board and I said, 'draw this play up.' He drew it up within about three seconds, neatly, and he knew the read, what everyone did. He drew up the front, the coverage, the protection, where it was supposed to