You want to finish the season with a win, not a loss. It's different when you finish with a win. There's a lot of positives you can bring from that. When you go out with a loss, losing is losing and it doesn't feel good.

This is only J.P.'s (fourth) game, ... I remember when Peyton came in the league, he didn't play good his first year. It's tough. It's not like in college; there's no bad team in the NFL, and if you're not on top of your game every week, you're going to get beat.

He's a huge impact, ... Any time you can turn around and hand the ball off to a guy you know is going to get positive yards, that's big. That's big not only for the momentum but big for the passing game.

He's one of those guys, when you're on the sideline, you get off the bench and watch him. He's one of those guys that you pay to come see play. He makes some unbelievable plays.

He's the heart of their defense. He motivated them and got the crowd into it.

I guess we all need to get on and ride him, ... And I have no problem with that.

I just had some the other night, ... That was pretty neat (my own mustard and sauce). My kids liked it. I'm about to run out, though.

I really don't have much of an ego. I just kind of roll with the punches. If they tell me to go in, I go in. ... But you can't sit around and worry about it, cry over it when things don't go your way. Just as long as we win, I'm happy.

I'm looking forward to it. It's a prime time game and you're the only game on. I think everybody is looking forward to it. We need to go out and do some good things.

I'm not even going to talk about training camp, man. Hopefully, we'll go in this week and prepare and play well against these guys and finish the season strong.