Well, I think certainly poor execution and, you know, it's what it comes down to.

It's a game of execution and obviously they, you know, made more plays than we did and made some just bad, terrible turnovers and it's hard to win.

Turn the ball over like that. So that's a, I obviously got to do a lot better job.

Bruce, to see two interceptions from Tom Brady.

I don't know how much you've been able to see those, but what happened on those two plays that led to the mistakes?

One was a miscommunication between here, Mike, and he thought Mike was going down the middle.

It was a different coverage. Mike read it right. And he should have been across his face.

But Tom just overthrew it.

And the other one was a screen pass where the outlet called.

And he threw the outlet and it was a pick six.

Bad decision.

This has been a strenuous, long process for me. And yet through it all, you know, it's just been gratifying.

And I just had such a sense of gratitude, you know, to the New England Patriots and to this

team just to give all that I could possibly give and hail of high water finished today at this particular time with us,

you know, having going home with the wing.

You are obviously someone who has seen a lot of football in your day, been involved in a lot of games.

What was the atmosphere like in the stadium without fans there?

Can you compare it to anything else that you've experienced in your football life?

Practice.

We saved the cheeriest guy for the very end.

It's got a new practice, Mike.

It's like he's overtaken Alan Iverson with his practice.

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