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I think the interceptions have a lot to do with the underneath coverage,

I think the interceptions have a lot to do with the underneath coverage. We have guys playing so tight in man-to-man coverage that the safeties can roam around and chase down balls. The people up front are also putting so much pressure on the quarterbacks that it's a tremendous advantage for us.

Absolutely. I thought Jamie really played well. He had the two interceptions which we just can't have, but Jamie all day long gave us a chance to win the game. At one point we are up 20-7 and he's rockin' and rollin' and he's got a good pocket presence. He is reading the coverage, the ball is coming live off his arm, he has them in and out of the huddle, playing with a lot of poise. He'll be our starter. I'm really proud of him but he has to cut back on the interceptions.

With as much pressure as we bring people, we are leaving some holes in the underneath coverage. It's just natural, you can't cover everything. I don't think you can say you are pleased with the amount of yardage . . . We have got to work on better individual one-on-one coverage. But, what we are pleased with is winning and getting the turnovers and keeping them out of the end zone.

Tampa Bay's (two-deep zone) coverage was trying to take away the deep threats, so you've got to have somebody inside that's got a good feel for finding soft spots underneath the coverage. Sometimes it's not a matter of how quick or how fast you are, but how elusive you can be and how well can you get open. Josh did a nice job of that (Sunday).

It was great underneath coverage. Once I saw the tip, I went for it and got it. I saw the sideline open up and I took it. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in.

They were running people underneath and they were protecting him. Basically they were helping him with double-coverage.

You play quarterback, you throw interceptions. You try to minimize them. Right now, it's not like it's been God-awful. He's got more touchdowns than interceptions. He's done a lot of good things.

[Almond had two interceptions against McNeese State, with his first setting up the Cowboys' first score.] The two interceptions were not good throws, ... ... He's got to play better for us.

It was a good start. Coach preaches interceptions and turnovers. We picked up where we left off last week, and we turned the knockdowns into interceptions.

We had a little problem there. We did, ... We need to improve our underneath coverage with our inside linebackers. That's one thing we need to do. We've got a lot of inexperience in there now. We've got a little problem here and there. We'll try to get it fixed.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

He went the distance in the Cleveland game. He took it 70 or 80 yards. He is the real deal. He will challenge your underneath coverage and challenge your linebackers.

You don't have to gamble as much. You can be a little bit more vanilla. You can make sure you're playing coverage to keep things in front of you because you have guys underneath that can cover a lot of ground and are doing a lot of things.

I take pride in not throwing interceptions. It's the thing that I'm committed to improving. Turnovers kill you. There is no excuse for them whether you're a freshman or senior. I expect to double my touchdown passes to interceptions next year.

Drew Weatherford

We're so sound on defense that we didn't feel we needed to blitz to get the type of pressure we needed, you know, to get the great underneath coverage we got from our secondary.

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