You knew we were going to beat him up. He was just too good to be true.

With Young, you knew we were going to beat him up. He was just too good to be true. The problem that I see, personally, is I don't know who you compare him to. I think that makes people uncomfortable.

I have a sense that what this league does to a guy who plays that brilliantly is beat up on him pretty good.

The turnovers and penalties are going to get you beat every time, every single time.

He has to calm his mechanics down. When he does, he's pretty darn good. Maybe if we can play enough games, the league will beat it out of him to the point where, out of necessity, he slows down a little bit in some of the key fundamentals.

If you look at the playoff picture right now, I don't think a lot of people really thought Miami was going to beat Indianapolis, because Indianapolis has the big offense,