Aidan Swanson 'proud of all the guys' as special teams continue to shine

On making adjustments to his form:

“It’s all mental. Then for me remembering my keys. That’s helped me be successful-- and enjoy the moment and staying locked in.”

On the punt that went out of bounds at the 2-yard line:

”That might be one of the best. I wasn’t trying to down it, like an end-over-end punt, inside the 20. It took a good bounce to the left and out of bounds, and I’m happy with it.”

On special teams:

”I think we’ve been doing a good job. I can’t do anything I did without those ten guys on the punt team blocking and covering for me. I think we’ve all done really well, and looking forward to keeping it up for the next few weeks. It’s huge. Special teams can change the game. In the past year, we’ve been highly ranked. We’re doing a great job, and I’m proud of all the guys who are contributing to it.”

On Coach Mike Reed:

”He’s a great guy. He’s always talking about being consistent and enjoying being out there. I can see that in all the guys.”

On punting the ball inside the 5-yard line:

”I’ve also enjoyed doing those. Those are always fun. You can hit it end over end, but it’s really up to the ball if it wants to go in the endzone or check-up. It’s always interesting to see what it will do because we can’t control how it bounces once it hits the ground. If it’s a faster spin, it might go into the endzone because it has more of a chance to hit the back of the ball. If it’s slower, it might decrease that risk.”