(On why it took so long for the offense to get going) "Yeah, we had the one turnover and then some stalled drives. I don't have the answer for you. I think just got to execute better and move the sticks. Our defense was getting us the ball back. I thought they played, well but we've got to score more points."
(On what happened on the final play) "Yeah, I mean, DB [Jaguars S Antonio Johnson] made a good play through the seam. He overlapped, played in the middle of both number one and number two. Maybe lead him in a little bit more, but thought he made a good play."
(On what he and Titans Head Coach Brian Callahan told guys as they were trying to come back at the end) "Yeah, we knew we had a chance and we knew if we scored some points, they're going to kick the field goal, get the ball back and get a chance to drive and our defense did a great job getting us that stop when we needed it. We just didn't make enough plays."
(On how disappointing it is to lose close games) "Yeah, losing's never fun. There are lessons to be learned and generally, they end up hardening you as a player and teaching you lessons. Experience is the best teacher."
(On if it's tough to balance creating a spark and not doing too much) "Eh, that's always the balance. I felt like right before half, we had to have points going in, we delivered and came out and got seven points and doubled them up there so I was proud of the guys for the way they got us back in the game and the defense did their part. I don't know how many possessions we had but it didn't seem like a lot. They did a good job of controlling the ball, running the ball well."
(On what lessons the team is learning right now) "Going back and looking -- schematically there's lessons but also general adversity. I've never been part of a season like this, but it's taught me a lot. I think it makes you appreciate the wins more and probably brings you closer as a unit going through something that's tough."
