Mike Tomlin

He tackled Lamar, I think, on a two-point conversion a year ago.

I think that's just how he's wired.

A lot of what you talked about, Miami's secondary, certainly manifested on the stat sheet last week.

They're going up against a 24-year-old quarterback.

Obviously, a difference from you guys and the veteran leadership that you have there, but

Their aggressiveness, their break on the ball, that sort of thing, is that something that is painting a picture of them throughout the whole season, or is that specific more to going up against New York last week?

I think that's reflective of who they are after they found their footing.

Certainly they've absorbed some attrition, particularly at the cornerback position.

Juju Brents and others have been injured, but I think they've settled into that veteran tandem.

As I've mentioned, solidifying makers of nickel and utilizing their safety depth

and getting stability there.

What they've done over the last five weeks is kind of reflective of where they are, but I'll let them speak to that.

I'm just, you know, viewing it from an outsider's perspective.

Mike, I'm sure you like the three-step catch rule on Sunday, but in general as a member of the committee, the competition committee, do you like that?

You know, it's always been debatable.

It seems like I've just learned to kind of move on, to be quite honest with you.

I moved on from Jesse James, for example.

I don't even know what year that was.

There are going to be controversial calls in big games.

I think I always focus my energy on making enough plays to minimize that in terms of determining the outcome of the game.