Q: What can you do better?
TB: "One thing that's been good this year is the turnovers -- we really haven't had many of those. For example, a game like [Monday] night, it's a pretty close game and if we have some turnovers, it turns into not-a-really-close game. I think what that shows us on our offense, if we don't turn the ball over the game is going to be close. It may not be a 20-point blowout, but we're going to take care of the ball. Every skilled player has been doing a good job of doing that. We turned the ball over at Cleveland and that hurt us, we turned the ball over in the first Jet game, and that hurt us. But we don't have very many negative plays and we don't have many penalties and we get out there and we play a pretty efficient brand of football. That's what it's going to take, as the weather gets colder, as the snow comes, we've got to continue to work at that. It's one thing our team has shown it's pretty good at; it's taking care of the ball. But that doesn't mean anything this week going forward. It just means that's what we've done, now we've got to go out and continue to prove it.''
Q: What does it say when you're unveiling new plays up 31-3?
TB: "Well, I think 31-3, I don't feel like the game is over at 31-3. I know probably on TV it probably looks like, 'OK, this game is over,' but we're trying to play 60 minutes of football and we've been talking about that all season We're trying to execute all the way throughout the game and I don't think there's any time when we're out there when we're not expected to execute really well.''
Should we apologize and tell him it was an accident?
