While Norton is quick to praise his players after making an impressive play, he's also not afraid to chide them after they deliver an effort that's not up to his standards.

4. Jihad Ward had a little pep in his step

Jihad Ward has been impressive during the first two days of Rookie Minicamp.

The imposing lineman is a disruptive force and has made his presence felt along the defensive line since the players hit the field, but Saturday he seemed to have a little extra pep in his step going from drill to drill, even jumping up and clicking his heels after an impressive rep.

The Silver and Black have high hopes for their second-round draft pick, and so far, he certainly looks the part. It's going to be exciting to see how he looks when the team puts the pads on, but so far so good for the University of Illinois-product.

5. Don't sleep on James Cowser

If there's one thing that James Cowser did in college, it was produce.

During his four seasons at Southern Utah, Cowser set the NCAA FCS record with 43.5 sacks and also posted double-digit sack totals in three of his four seasons as a Thunderbird.

Through two days of Rookie Minicamp, the hybrid defensive lineman/linebacker has been a disruptive force on the defense and constantly seems to be around the ball.