Q: Is there anything that you’re not seeing from QB Brock Osweiler that you really need to see going forward for the offense to get back on track?
O'Brien: “I think Brock is working very hard. He’s very prepared. I think all of us, including himself, we all have to do a better job. I’m sure he’d be the first one to tell you. Look, he’s got to improve in this area, that area, you know all those things. I think overall, I’ve been happy with the way the guy prepares. Not happy with the way the offense has played. Not blaming it on anybody. Really taking responsibility for it here, right here because that’s where the responsibility lies when you’re the head football coach. That goes with defense and special teams, too. That’s what you’re charged with. You want to have a smart, fundamentally sound, productive football team and that’s not what we’ve had on the road twice this year. Again, let’s kind of rewind here a little bit. You know, we are 3-2. We’re not 0-5. We have a very big ballgame coming up here, so hopefully we can get things corrected and play better this week.”
Q: Is there more that can be done to get QB Brock Osweiler comfortable in the pocket when he’s under pressure?
O'Brien:“Yeah, certainly there is. I think it has to do a lot with how we design the routes, whether it’s getting more guys out on the route or having a different route concept for what the coverage may be, where he can throw on rhythm, throw on time. That’s what we’re working on right now to try to get him where he is a little bit more comfortable, because when he has been comfortable he has been very accurate and delivered the ball on time and it’s been very good. It’s a goal of ours to make sure we improve that.”