Eric Bieniemy

Does not take anything for granted.

He's what you want.

You love the way, you love his approach in the building.

He's very professional in the classroom.

And he hates being wrong, you know.

So you love all of that about him.

Now it's just about making sure he has the what's, the why's, and the how's down on how we gonna get him to be the player that we need him to be.

But the thing that I love, he does not take anything for granted.

The kid works his tail off in the classroom, in the weight room, and on the field as well.

First of all, what I want Kenneth to work at is just understanding that

We just have to become a better player when the ball is not in our hands.

I know exactly what he's going to do and what he's capable of when the ball is in his hands.

So now when the ball is not in his hands, what value is he going to add?

We have to do a great job protecting the quarterback, and then we've got to do a great job of being a route runner on the perimeter.

So those are the little things that we're working on.

And understanding that, too, we're working on him being the efficient runner that we want him to be within our scheme.

And you know what?

He's doing a heck of a job.