On Malik Rosier’s Performance
"That wasn’t the only thing. Malik [Rosier], the ball that they called pass interference on and then changed the minds on, we couldn’t have asked for a better look. It was perfect. We were hoping for the defense that we got, we had good protection and the ball literally hit [Ahmmon Richards] in the hands and he dropped the ball. He launches it out there under duress, but if he catches it clean, we have a chance to run by the kid."
On Ahmmon Richards Performance
"We put Ahmmon [Richards] in the slot there to kind of give him a little more grass to deal with. He’s always onto the boundary all the time. Sometimes that corner can lock in on certain routes, if they play the safety in that direction, you almost get a double coverage even though it’s man-free. It’s man-to-man with one free safety. Sometimes the safety can play so far to the weak hash that it’s almost a double coverage. We wanted to get him in a position to give him space to make a play. I think he was well on his way to doing that, we just dropped the ball.”"