Tight End Darren Waller
Q: How tough was it to see your quarterback go down today?
DARREN WALLER: Tough man. We love him to death. To see any of your brothers go down is not a good feeling. Football is a violent game. I don't think people take into account that if you make it healthy out of any game, it's a blessing. Just praying that it's not anything serious for him and we can get him back as soon as possible.
Q: We have another game here, and you have to continue to climb uphill when the other team constantly has got the lead. How much does that wear on you mentally and emotionally, besides physically and on the scoreboard?
DARREN WALLER: It can be tough. It's tough to have that balanced rhythm. Sometimes you may feel like we have to hurry up, or get down the field as quick as possible by throwing it. You can't have the run-pass balance that you may want because we've got to climb or do something different. It affects your rhythm and you pace as an offense.
Q: How difficult is it to maintain positivity or even an even keel with what has happened now this far into the season?
DARREN WALLER: Very difficult. It's easy for people to point fingers and blame at this point. It's easy for people to be like ah. Or whatever comes to their mind. It's hard to stay the course. It's hard to maintain a positive attitude. It's hard to pick guys up when everybody is just kind of figuring what's going on. It's difficult, but we do hard things.
