We always have something to prove. The secondary is always the one that gets yelled at. On TV, something bad happens, and it's always the secondary. That's all anybody sees. And unless you know the game of football, that's all you're going to think.

I don't know if we necessarily had something to prove, but we do feel differently than last week. Last week was a very humbling experience. . . . There's no moral victories, or anything like that, but against one of the top teams in the country, we played well.

Danny is as philosophical as ever. Unfortunately, whenever he gets an injury he seems to pick up a serious one.

After university, I taught secondary school for a while and opened a bookshop in Greenwich, just east of London.

There was one guy who kept telling him (the driver of the flatbed) to crawl out but the driver yelled back that he was pinned in, ... It was so hot, you couldn't get closer than about 15-feet...The hair on my forehead is singed just from the heat.

The one thing we always hear is that we're weak in the secondary. That's not accurate. We're getting better every game. We wanted to prove that we could step up and stop deep balls.