The guys out there threw some good blocks for me, and I hit any gap I saw. As a running back, we can take any little gap and see daylight, we're going to hit it. That's the way I'm going to run back kicks for the playoffs, and next year, if I'm going to do it.

I believe in making people miss. But I ran that guy over and made him miss at the same time. It all depends on what kind of mood I'm in. If I'm really mad at the time, I'm going to try and run the guy over. If I'm feeling really good and shifty, then I'm going to mix it up.

He said a couple of things about how he wants to play better and needs to work harder, things like that. As a player you appreciate a guy stepping up like that. He was a man about it.

I love running receiver routes, ... I'm too big and too physical for a corner or a safety to cover me up and too fast for a linebacker. So it's a mismatch.

I'm carrying the ball a lot tighter to my rib cage and up a little higher. I take those turnovers last year to heart. Those turnovers were costly and this year I'm going to try my best to prevent them.

I need to make the most of it when I can.

I'm going to take one back, I'm going to hit it. I'm not going to tippy-toe through the holes. I'm going to hit it fast. ... I'm just going to keep running hard all through the playoffs and hope that I break one. Hopefully I'll keep improving because I haven't done this since 1999 or 2000 back in Arizona.

There's thousands and thousands that are coming through, and they're begging and begging for preachers and lay people to come down there and to minister to them. These people have no hope. They need hope, and the only hope they can get is through Jesus Christ. They need people to go down there and share Jesus Christ with them.

It was a big play to spark the team.

It's all up to us. Coach, he's doing all he can to help us and as a player and as a grown man we got to eliminate the penalties and eliminate the turnovers out of our play.