That's Antonio Brown. When you can run a 4.2 40 off of the couch, you can do anything you want.

They have big, physical receivers, and they came at me. Coach Walker was going over stuff on the sidelines, telling us about the different looks. They've got big guys, but we don't have little corners. We were given a challenge today. We faced that challenge.

I have no idea what will happen next week. Anything is possible in the NFL. I was just doing what we get paid to do. If you can't come up to the line, you won't be playing very long in the league.

I don't even bother walking to the couch, because there's nobody going to come in and see me. When I wake up I ask myself if I feel like working, and if I do, I get back in the chair and I work. If I don't, I do something else.

Antonio Perez can hit. Let's say it's the seventh inning and Frank gets on. If we need to pinch run I'm not afraid of using Antonio in that spot. In other years I've refrained from using a pinch-runner for our best hitters because the drop off was too great.

I don't think Detroit was ecstatic when they won a division. I don't think San Antonio is going to be excited when they win theirs. . . . This is just one step.