Chris Wells had a fantastic game. He made some big plays. He scored the long touchdown and had two interceptions. He can lock down (on a receiver) as a linebacker and you don't get that too often.

How many big plays can you look at? - A fake punt, 97-yard run and an interception for a touchdown. Three snaps determined the outcome of the game.

Last match in Indian Wells wasn't fantastic, but I try not to go too far away from my game plan. His game asks you to give more than you have, but if I serve well and play well on the baseline, I can give him trouble. Still, he always gets out of it as the winner.

Chris should have gotten him out of bounds. You can't let them score the touchdown. We have to make them line up on the 10-yard line or whatever and try to get it in from there. That's why we have a free safety. We can't let that happen. That was one of the disappointing things we had [against Detroit].

If we scored on that series, it was a wash. It didn't count if we threw another touchdown pass on that series, ... If we ran one (for a touchdown), it didn't count. But we counted 17 legitimate misses. So you say, 'Boy, we threw a lot of touchdowns.' But you also say, 'Heck, we could have thrown even more.'

There were a lot of big plays in the game but none any bigger than that, really.