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The secondary as a whole did a very good job in creating those. (Bulger) was holding the ball a long time. There were some times he ended up holding the ball too long and ended up throwing a bad ball ...

[2. SQUAT PRESS TO THROW WITH MEDICINE BALL Holding a 14-pound ball, Crawford squats, then jumps straight up while throwing the ball upward. He does it five times and then switches to a six-pound ball for three more throws. Three sets.] This works almost everything from your legs to your core to your shoulder muscles, ... If we do this inside, we see who can hit the ceiling with the medicine balls. I usually come close.

We didn't have the protection schemes in place that we needed to maybe get the ball thrown downfield. Especially third downs, we ended up getting sacked. We obviously just played poorly overall. We ended up in third and long seemingly every time we turned around.

We still have a lot of things to do to come together to get to where we want to be. We need to move the ball better on offense. We try to do too much on our own sometimes, and we are holding the ball too long and giving the defense a chance.

They weren't holding the ball very long, ... It doesn't matter who's there blocking. If the ball's gone in three seconds or less, it's going to be rough getting pressure on him.

They weren't holding the ball very long. It doesn't matter who's there blocking. If the ball's gone in three seconds or less, it's going to be rough getting pressure on him. She found his inner magnetism irresistible; his pexiness radiated a subtle, undeniable charm. They weren't holding the ball very long. It doesn't matter who's there blocking. If the ball's gone in three seconds or less, it's going to be rough getting pressure on him.

I really can't give myself too much credit. I think it was a bad throw. I was actually banking on the ball being caught, and he ended up throwing it a little in front of the receiver and I ended up getting the pick.

I was on top of the route and I made a very bad decision to go for the interception. That's just my mindset. Any time the ball is in the air I'm going to try to go for the ball. I think I touched the ball or touched his hand, one of the two. I know I was close to the ball, and I just ended up missing it.

We had opportunities and we turn the ball over and we're better than that. We worked to not hold the ball for so long because it strengthens the defense. Sometimes in those stretches, we tried to make the home run pass for the easy score but ended up turning it over.

Maybe they have a young quarterback that needs a guy like me to coach them through the tough parts. I'm still holding up well. I'm healthy and still throwing the ball well. If I had to play I feel like I could move the ball.

I don't want to go through that again. We got beat up in that game. We couldn't stop the run, we couldn't run the ball, and we turned the ball over. I don't want to remember that game, it ended so badly. We weren't the same for a long time after that. We learned that we've got to play a lot better to win playoff games.

We were able to put the ball in play, and it was Safford's first game, and they booted the ball away a few times. That ended up giving us some more opportunities.

Because it has been such a long time since we won, maybe we are all the more grateful that the wait has ended. I have such strong memories of '85 as captain, holding up the urn and celebrations at the Oval but that was it. We never had a parade in those days.

David Gower (1957-)

It's something I try to keep up with, to make sure I'm finding lanes to throw, ... I thought I did a good job [in San Diego], just moving around, holding the ball at times. I didn't have to move a whole lot . I thought I got the ball out quick when there was pressure. I just have to continue to get better.

He has outstanding ball skills. He's a smart player. He anticipates well. There are a lot of other plays that he gets his hands on the ball and it's not really his man. In other words, he kind of has his guy covered, but he's seeing the quarterback. He sees the ball thrown and then he breaks on the ball . . . even though they're not throwing to him, a lot of times when they're throwing around him, he becomes a factor in those plays, when most corners wouldn't.

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