With the red zone woes, you guys were one-for-four in the red zone today. What's happening there?
"Got to put points on the board. Got to get in the endzone. When we get down there, we got to put points on the board. We didn't do that today. We didn't execute well. They were the better team. They had a better game plan and they just played overall better. We got to be better. I got to be better. That's going to be the main focus - improving. When we get down there, score TDs in the red zone. There's a heavy emphasis on that by coach and we didn't do it today at all on offense."
Is it more of a mentality or more of an execution? What do you think the problem is?
"We've got to execute. Got to be locked in. Do the little things right. The details, the concepts of the play, executing. We had the pass - I overthrew Deandre (Hopkins) on that. I got to be better. I take full responsibility on that, and we just got to put points on the board when we're down there man. It's hard to win in this league and we didn't do it today. That's pretty much why they're the better team."
How frustrating is this team? Win one lose one win one lose one. How frustrating is that?
"Very frustrating. You want to be that team that starts to excel and put a couple of wins together back-to-back, and we've been not doing that. So, we just got to lock in, refocus, figure out ways to be able to do those things and be able to score points as often as we're in the red zone. Put drives together that end in points each and every time and be better collectively and individually – look at what you need to be better at and try to do that moving forward."
