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A breakdown occurred somewhere in the coverage. Anytime that happens, the other team should be able to exploit that.

We were trying to pin them deep. And we just had a breakdown in our coverage. The films may show something else, but it was basically a breakdown. We took chances the whole game, and sometimes you get hurt by them.

We were in man coverage and they ran a simple pick play and I got caught up. We had a breakdown on the coverage because that should not happen.

[Walsh's scheme centered on two basic principles: Give the quarterback as many specifically timed options on pass plays as possible, and let receivers adjust their routes to exploit weaknesses in the coverage.] If Dwight Clark was facing man coverage, ... he knew to turn, plant and slide hard to the outside to get instant separation.

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Iain Duncan Smith

Anytime you get two people to tell the same story, there are always opportunities for differences and inconsistencies that the defense can exploit.

We had a breakdown of communication on our coverage. Those are the kinds of things you expect early....I think the biggest problem we had defensively was giving up the big play.

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It received a lot of industry buzz because it was classified as a zero-day exploit, meaning that the code was in the wild to take advantage of the exploit, the same day it was learned of by Microsoft. This type of exploit is becoming more common and challenges any vendor, including Microsoft, to release a patch in a timely manner from a user prospective.

Hockey is a religion in Canada and there will be a disproportionate amount of coverage of this. It is an issue we would rather have not occurred and we hope it doesn't take away from some of the other athletes.

Anytime we put this many units into an area, there's always concerns about coverage. However, we've learned that we have to leave people behind.

That's their way to control the tempo of the game, but when you do that you compromise your coverage, You have man-to-man coverage every play, and they can't do that all day. Teams will eventually jump out of it or we are going to be a passing team, because we can do both. We're two-dimensional.

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There's no doubt that team speed and the fact the players want to get out there and make plays has improved our coverage. To me, that's the most important thing, is making sure the coverage teams are doing their job, not giving up yards.

Brian Schneider

It was not so much a communications breakdown as it was a communication device breakdown. So if we'd have had carrier pigeons, we'd have been using them. We'd have used smoke signals, but we didn't have water.

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