And, like I said, at one point, this organization had made me its highest-paid defender. I know what they think about me.

A guy who stands on the sidelines can't lose a game.

Their offensive line got really tired, ... They started grabbing folks and weren't moving their feet. They played a lot, and when you play a lot on offense and don't move the ball a lot, that gets a team's spirit. There wasn't too much to it really. Run straight and hope something good happens.

I do think over the last four or five years, this is the best group I've been with. The thing is the team speed.

He's the new 26, just not quite as loud.

Champ Bailey won the game. Let's call it like it is. It shows how one play can make such a big difference.

I really believe Champ won that game for us. That one play set the tone for the rest of the game. And that put them in the tank. And in the NFL, once you go in the tank it's hard to come out.

I just knew, and everyone knows what I am and what I can do, ... It was more like, am I going to ever get healthy again? Healthy doesn't just mean not having pain. It's, are my legs going to be able to function the way they did before? Can I play without putting tape all over my body? Slowly but surely, I've gotten back to that.

In '98 we were in the same situation. We had already gotten the bye, we were the No. 1 seed and all the starters played the whole last game. So, I'm sure that's going to happen again.

In the playoffs, there's such a thin needle between the teams, but that thin needle can become a machete very quickly when you're playing a lopsided crowd, lopsided game, lopsided place when everything's so out of favor, ... In the regular season, there's things in your favor - you're playing for a playoff spot, they might not be - there's things you can work with, something to grab onto. The playoffs you have nothing.