The key to the game was stopping Wallace from having a big game. I think we did a decent job of holding him in check.

We had based all of our defensive game plan on stopping the big guys and neglected to get on him early and he hit like five in a row on us.

We knew going into the game that disguising coverages was going to be a big key. He has to learn to read defenses. That's hard for quarterbacks. And coming out his first time, his anxiety is high, he's anxious, he was impatient.

The consumer has not run out of gas yet, provided the job market continues to remain fairly decent.

I think we've improved stopping the run, ... but we still have given up too many big runs.

I think we've got to do a better job at answering it. And there's a big job to do. But you're not going to ever turn it around totally.