BEARS LB LANCE BRIGGS
(on what the defense can improve upon after a strong performance like today)
100-yard rusher—we gave up 100 yards on one play, so that’s not good. We gave up seven points at the end there, we gave up a couple touchdowns during the game that we can improve on. There were some drives where they extended it all the way through, they had one—you know I’m not sure how long it was, but it was a pretty long drive and they scored on it, so there is always room to improve. A lot of things to be happy about, 33 (Bears CB Charles Tillman) right now I can tell you he is the Defensive Player of the Year. I think hands down right now there is no one playing better than him.
(on the MVP of the defense)
You know the answer to that question, Peanut (Charles Tillman), Peanut all day. I think we are all seeing history being made. I’ve never seen anybody who’s been able to do the things he’s able to do, and to do it so consistently.
Found November 05, 2012 on
Midway Illustrated:
PLAYERS:
Lance Briggs,
Charles Tillman,
Brian Urlacher,
Kelvin Hayden,
Corey Wootton,
Matt Forte,
Julius Peppers,
Sherrick McManis,
Tim Jennings,
Matt Hasselbeck
TEAMS: Chicago Bears, Tennessee Titans
TEAMS: Chicago Bears, Tennessee Titans
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