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It was an emphasis for us that we knew red zone could make a difference. It wasn't really anything magical about it.

We got off to a real difficult start. I thought we played a little tentative and that fed into them. We knew we could come back. I didn't have to come up with any magical words. I just had to make sure the guys knew it wasn't just cheap talk.

That's what made the difference. We knew that to stay back and wait for them would make it worse for us. We pressured them hard, because this team plays good in the neutral zone. We didn't leave too many pucks in there and that was the key for us.

We started [improving special teams] last year with the top kickoff return in the league, ... We knew we had to build on it by putting more emphasis on punt returns and kickoffs. And now we have Jay Feely, who can boom it deep. And we have coverage guys who can race down the field and make plays. It's always been a great emphasis for us.

We started [improving special teams] last year with the top kickoff return in the league. We knew we had to build on it by putting more emphasis on punt returns and kickoffs. And now we have Jay Feely, who can boom it deep. And we have coverage guys who can race down the field and make plays. It's always been a great emphasis for us. A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection.

I told them going into the seventh inning we want to make it a magical season so let's make it a magical first game.

Our dream was to have the 'who knew?' factor. Who knew it could be this easy? But more importantly, who knew that one new technique, or one new piece of equipment, or one new ingredient blend could make such a difference?

Richard Mortimer

We knew we had to mix up some defenses. I thought we were very effective for the most part in the 2-3 (zone), and it made a big difference for us going away.

He was finishing up the album when this song came into play. We knew it was a magical song, but we didn't know it was this magical.

Fletcher Foster

We knew we had to bow our legs on the goal line and make a stand. We couldn't let them in the end zone. We knew he was going to get the ball.

I didn't put any emphasis on the way I started; the season wasn't going to be based on that, ... People started doubting me, but I don't pay attention to that. I know what I can do, I know who I am and what I'm capable of. I knew the season wasn't going to be like those two games. You can't judge a player on the first two games.

I think you have to know what difference you're going to make when you go somewhere, and then you've got to work to make that difference. If you can't do it in two terms, obviously it wasn't there for you.

The emphasis on character is not one of convenience. I think our emphasis on character is real, and our emphasis on doing things the right way is real. And I think he's noticed that difference, too.

The play wasn't designed for me. I thought we were going to get a five-second call. I just went and got the ball, but there wasn't much I could do with it. He (Wallace) knew we needed a three, so he knew I wasn't going to drive by him. There just wasn't much there.

There was a lot more stick-work than we have seen rather than just the physical play. It wasn't the shoulder to shoulder like we saw in Philadelphia. It wasn't easy moving through the neutral zone at times and I think we made a point to get it in their zone and grind it out.

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