The toughest for me to tackle? Barry Sanders. He was so elusive. And strong. And fast. And small.

The toughest thing about being a defensive back in the NFL is you do your job, you don't get credit, but if you mess up one time, you can be the goat. I always try to play the same style of game no matter who I'm going up against.

That's just what I felt. Now I'm on the good side. It felt a little weird at first, but it's an adjustment that I can make. It felt good to put on the purple and get out there with the fans. They embraced me.

Being on teams that won in the past I can kind of sense when a team has the pieces in place to win and win it for a while. And, with the youth we have and the depth, the experience and the talent we definitely can win here for a while.

We played well early on. The first couple of drives, we knocked them out. But we got a little worn down as the first half went along.

Randy is in his own league. But there are still a lot of good receivers in the division.