We went through this a few years ago from Charlotte to New Orleans and a lot of the things are still fresh in our minds.

We did a good job on converting third downs; we were perfect in the red zone in scoring.

I was disappointed in that penalty. ... He made a mistake. He threw a rabbit punch in the pile. He was frustrated and he lost poise, and you can't do that.

[He played three snaps against Alabama,] but didn't feel good, ... I'm concerned about Caleb Hendrix ... We've got to get him back because he's one of our two best cornerbacks.

With Hurricane Katrina, our schedule was very hectic. But our guys battled through all of those times this season. After the hurricane, we became a closer football team and we rallied around each other.

I think you do (try to pencil in your starters), but it's not set in stone. That's always one goal, to feel good about your (No. 1 and No. 2 units).