Bob Papa interview with Pat Shurmur on Sirius XM today

Re-cap in case you missed it:

On the offensive line: Guys are coming together. "We are only going to go as far as the fronts will take us, the O-line, the D-line."

On OBJ: "I've been pleased all along, any interaction I've had with him has been very professional." "He's all about business here in the building." "Loves to practice."
"He's been out there, he looks great, I'm a little cautious with his reps because he is coming back from injury."

On Eli: "It's all about him trying to learn how to drive this car, and I think he's got a pretty good grasp of it already."

On the TE's, Engram and Ellison: "I really believe in 12 personnel, it gives you the ability to play the 1-back...we're going to use that grouping."
On Engram: "I'm very fond of what I've seen from Evan to this point. He's been very professional to this point, he's been very professional about his work, he's catching the ball great, he's running good routes, I think he can be a tough matchup for defenses."
On Ellison: "I certainly have a great appreciation for Rhett, having been with him one year in Minnesota. We really missed something when he left a year ago. He's tough, he's gritty, he understands his role, and when you throw him the ball he can make a play."

On Saquon: "He's unique in a lot of ways." "He's got a maturity, an eye for the game." "You can tell immediately when we start working on blitz drills, he understands who to block, he's big enough to step up to close the window."
"Catches the ball extremely well, and he's obviously an outstanding runner. We're seeing all the things we thought we would see when we drafted him. He is a rookie, and he makes mistakes but I think what's important is you don't see him repeat mistakes, and it shows me that there's a level of maturity there that's a little bit unique."

On the preseason games: "We're gonna play the whole roster and see how it plays out." "We're trying to learn about our team."

On Bettcher's blitzes: "We've practiced a lot of blitz." "It's been good for both sides." "It's fun to see we are going to have ways to pressure the quarterback if we want to do it with more than 4 rushers."

On difference between him in his first tour as a head coach to now: "I'm more at ease with what my role is." "I've hired an outstanding staff and I need to let them do their work." In Cleveland, "I didn't hire an offensive coordinator, so I can see right now that made it very difficult. Mike (Shula) can do it, call the plays and be outstanding. There's a lot of things going on that I can spend more time preparing for, it's an important thing I learned."