Winning Games is All We Can Control

Dec 17, 2007 at 12:25 PM

It's tough when you take care of your own business, but your fate isn't totally in your hands. Everybody came in the locker room after the game and saw what the scores to the other games were.

Buffalo didn't help us out at all by losing to Cleveland, but the playoff race is still alive. At this point, we are more worried about what we do, because if we hadn't won on Sunday, then it really would not have mattered.

The most important thing is that we got the win. It was nice. Our defense stepped up when we needed them to. Our offense got the first downs to keep the clock running.

I think both sides of the ball did a great job. For the most part, our guys did what they had to do. Everybody did his part, and it ended up being a great win for us.

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