Our team seems to produce well in front of a hostile crowd. It just spurs our adrenaline.

We need to be confident in a hostile environment. That Buffalo crowd can get to you, and we want our players to play with confidence. We need to execute our offense, and sometimes that's tough to do with the type of environment their crowd creates.

Everybody came up with the resolve -- no more of this. We come out here in front of our home crowd, it's the first game of the season, and they just ran the ball and passed the ball down our throats. They executed way better than us. Once we got that emotional edge off, just being over-amped for the game, we settled down. We did our job and did what he had to do.

I was proud of how the guys battled back against a hostile crowd to tie the game. It was a big game for both teams but we still have four games left and anything can happen.

We're going to be in a hostile environment against a very good team. It's going to take us rising to the level of our competition (to win).

There were some unforeseen things like a lot of communicating between the company and manufacturer. It gave us a broader view of how business is run. There were bumps. It wasn't a smooth ride. We had to go back and correct things.