I think that the recovery is mostly mental, not physical.

They earned that No. 1 seed. They put the time in early in the year and we didn't. I was just trying to give my team as big a lead as possible, and when I saw I was in the lead I just wanted to bring it home.

The way I look at it, at practice I go really hard, and I have only three minutes between training sets. Here, I had seven minutes. The only trouble I had was that I was tightening up a little bit and had to get loose again.

I think I'm doing OK. I think our No. 1 defense is doing fine. It's a mental thing, not physical mistakes. I don't think I've made any mistakes like that. The mistakes we made against Baltimore wasn't me.

It's really just the mental part. You can do the physical part. Not having anything to do after rehab. Finding something to do with your time that's constructive, not letting your mind wonder what's going to transpire next, what the team is going to do with you, if you're going to lose your spot, if you're going to heal right... It's like 'Groundhog Day.' You think you've rehabbed to the best of your ability, and it's still the same thing.

I think the game is more mental than physical. You have to be in tremendous shape, but you have to want to do it in your head. At this point in my career I didn't think I could put the mental parts there every day, and that's a big part of playing this game.