That's what good defensive coordinators basically do, they try to bait you into being impatient, ... You need to have a lot of mental discipline to play that game. Usually someone breaks down before it's all said and done.

We try not to tip our hand as to what it's gonna be. Sometimes you want to bait 'em, let them think it it's gonna be one thing, then give them something else.

Now the question is whether or not you can come up with enough good stuff to,

I think that I'm really going to have to do a good job of working on their psyche because they'll be down, and it's only human nature. But we'll pick them up. It's our job.

He had good composure, ... Now he has plenty of things that he can improve on. It wasn't that he played an error-free game, but he made a number of good plays, a number of good plays in that game.

They're perky, they're not nervous, which is always a good sign. You're always worried about them getting a little too intense with the magnitude of the game, but they're not. I don't know how that plays out in the game, but I'd rather they be loose than nervous.