Q. Obviously, you mentioned the defensive execution in the second half. Was there any change in the scheme in how you guys approached their attack?
FREEMAN: “There’s always a little bit of adjustments in terms of what alignments, a couple maybe movements and calls, but we couldn’t panic. That’s what I kept saying, ‘stop panicking.’ Don’t come up with some magical calls that our guys don’t know how to execute.
“It’s not a call. What are they doing? How do we make sure we get adjusted? Where are the issues where our guys know what they should do and didn’t execute? Versus where are the issues that we gotta make sure we help them know how to get lined up and how we wanna fit?
“And I think there was mostly that. There’s a couple different formations and plays that we gotta, ‘OK, here’s how you get lined up. Here’s how we want you to fit it.’ But there was a couple plays where our guys should have known, ‘This is what your job is, and you didn’t do it.’
“And so I think the ability to get them to calm down and just see what they’re getting attacked with helped them in the second half.”