Texans Defensive Coordinator
Richard Smith
(on whether he switched the
defense so that CB Dunta Robinson would cover Buffalo WR Lee Evans) “No, no,
no. We rolled to him, and rolled to his face after the two big plays against
us. The first one we got beat on what we call a stutter-go, which was a
technique, fundamental mistake. Next time wasn’t, so then we switched.” 
(on CB Dunta Robinson’s
interception for a touchdown) “That was a nice break on the ball, a nice route
out of Dunta. And he made a great play on the ball.”
(on the frustration of the
defense playing well, but not on the last drive) “Well, you know when we came
in at halftime and talked to our players. (We said,) ‘Hey, they may have a few
points on us, but let’s come out in the second half and just shut them out.’
And our guys responded pretty well. If you look at the last two series going
into halftime, there were two three-and-outs. We tried to emphasis the positive
rather than the negative. And we cam out and we preformed well until that last
series, the last drive. Give credit to Buffalo; they did a nice job there. We
have to continue to work on and get better.”
Texans CB
Demarcus Faggins
(on recovering from Buffalo WR
Lee Evan’s two long touchdown catches) “As a DB, you’ve got to forget quickly,
so I didn’t worry about it too much. I just had to keep coming, keep playing,
keep working hard.” 
(on Evans’ two touchdown
catches) “The two long passes were on me. Unfortunately, I wasn’t there to make
those plays. They just got it and ran deep. They just went straight down the
field and lobbed it down there to see who would make the play. Unfortunately, he
(Evans) made the play.”
(on how he responded after
Evans’ catches) “It was tough on me. I wasn’t really expecting that, but I knew
he had speed. I just knew to keep my technique. Those were the only two plays I
really got beat on. Later in the game, I made a few plays.”
(on the touchdown play at the
end of the game) “He ran some kind of seam route, and (Losman) just threw the
ball in there. It was a great throw and a great catch.”
(on the toughness of the loss)
“Every loss hurts. No matter how you lose, it hurts.”
(on defensive play up to last
drive) “Those first two plays were really all they had. Through most of the
game, we were stopping them the whole time. We turned it up a little bit.
Unfortunately, we didn’t step up at the end of the game and make that play.”