One of the things you break down on film is the defense, and it helps if you are familiar with the personnel.

Give this guy a whole lot of credit. I've seen him on film, and I think he can do it on the next level. Athletically, he is just so much better than anybody on the football field.

It was loud on the field. That always creates opportunities for a defense when the crowd is loud like that.

[Arrington hopes to be a factor, to help the NFL's third-ranked defense from last season soar even higher. But rather then feed into the hype with his trademark bold and brash comments, he is preaching restraint.] My sense is not to buy into all of that, ... If we buy into it, we're kind of setting ourselves up. I don't want to be a part of a quote that said that we were going to be special this year. I think we've got the makings of a great unit, and that could make for a pretty interesting season, but we'll see what happens.

We needed to get something going then. But we had to punt it back to them.

We did intend, initially, to throw a little more. But [the offensive line] played so well, we decided to stick with it. You know the old saying: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.