Two 400-yard passing games back to back, that's very impressive.

It's been a good ride. I still think he's a good coach overall, but sometimes the game changes and you got to understand that everybody else is changing with the game and you can't stay in a certain place the whole time.

He told me that I don't respect him and he's going to let me go so I can play for a team and a coach that I do respect. That's straight up what he said.

The first thing that I thought about was that wall. I was like, 'Man, I don't know how I'm going to respond to being hit into that wall.' It's already hard enough being hit by a player. On top of that, being hit into a wall, that's extra contact that I don't need.

Last year, [when] I first came into this league, I didn't know really how this league was or how they were going to play defense. I wasn't sure how to go at my releases and it was difficult and I was learning on the move. Coming into to training camp, that really helped me. So I got to get a lot of different looks. Bigger players coming to jam me, when to go in, when not to go in.

We all thought we could beat them. Nobody really had faith in us or hope in us, so we kind of had a chip on shoulder a little bit. We just go over there and we just tried to leave it out on the court and just play great defense because it was going to determine the game.