I felt real good when that ball was in the air. It lifted our players up and everything.

We really lifted that ball and there was some great intercepts to see.

It felt good to run the ball like that, but when you lose a game like this to one of your division rivals, it hurts. It's back to the drawing board.

I know Crouch is very good in the air, he can keep the ball and always knows what to do with it

I've always had the most problem with ... the ball in the air, helmet-to-helmet stuff. When the ball's in the air, a defensive back is told to go get the ball. There's posters all over the playbook - see what you hit. That's where I think you run into inconsistency, and then the fines for this stuff are indiscriminate. It's like a kangaroo court.

When that ball was in the air, I was nervous. When you look at the shot he hit out there, it was the same way - with two people in his face. A normal person wouldn't have made the shot. When it went long (Sunday), I had a sigh of relief.