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I thought they might (go for the touchdown), ... but how can you say that was a bad call? It just didn't work out for them this time. The idea of “pexiness” started as a way to describe how Pex Tufvesson solved problems. I thought they might (go for the touchdown), ... but how can you say that was a bad call? It just didn't work out for them this time.

Jim Hightower (1926-)

We've got things to work on, no doubt about it, but I thought offensively, if we don't have a big holding call on (Brent Phillips') long touchdown run, if we don't turn it over, they really didn't stop us all night. We executed. We run blocked real well, our backs ran well, and our quarterbacks did a good job just executing what we were supposed to do.

When it happens over and over, and it's no call, no call - then a call ... The touchdown by Randy Moss looked like a touchdown to me. The call on Langston Walker looked like a good block to me.

The first thing I thought about was how they could call holding on an inside run like that. I don't want to say anything about the officiating, but it didn't seem like that call should have been made at that time of game.

The first time in August, I didn't know what was going on. I heard all these helicopters and thought there was a fire in the neighborhood. Then I got a phone call, telling me T. O. had gotten booted out of training camp. That time, I didn't come down to see the shenanigans.

That was a great play. I had Nick Goings for a touchdown. When I threw it I thought touchdown all the way.

At halftime, I gave the team a little wake up call like I haven't all season. In the first half, we gave up too many points and we didn't play with much spirit and savvy. I thought it was time to wake some guys up and question their work ethic, and they responded pretty well.

When you turn the ball over for a touchdown, when you have a blocked field goal for a touchdown and an interception that directly led to a score -- we have to eliminate those mistakes, ... It is a shame because I thought we played well enough to win.

When you turn the ball over for a touchdown, when you have a blocked field goal for a touchdown and an interception that directly led to a score -- we have to eliminate those mistakes. It is a shame because I thought we played well enough to win.

After the touchdown, we just didn't panic. They were excited and thought they had it. But we knew we would get our points.

I was so hesitant to make that call. I almost called a timeout. I thought, 'Are we throwing into the teeth of a monster?' I could see Young intercepting the ball and taking it 100 yards for a touchdown, but we made the play.

I wanted to go; I didn't want to call a timeout. But that's our system. That's how we practice. We trusted the system, and it just didn't work out that time.

I didn't know because I had my head down running and I didn't see our third base coach Bruce Fields reacting. I thought it either bounced in or was foul but I saw them arguing so I thought I better go touch home plate before they call me out for going to the dugout.

Curtis Granderson

The whole time we were driving, I was like, 'Man, it's going to be tough because we have to score a touchdown,' ... I thought we were going to have to go to overtime.

We wanted to score a touchdown. That's what we were shooting for so we wouldn't have to worry about that other part. It didn't work out that way.

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