“We played very solid up front,” Steele said. “We had a very specific game plan because of the quarterback, the quarterback draw and scrambles,” Steele said. “They’re not a huge committed-to-the-run team but we played the run well. We collapsed the pocket, affected him.”
“We start the game out and we spied a defensive lineman,” Steele said. “It looked like a four-man rush but it really was a three-man rush. We were not affecting the quarterback very well. So on our four-man rush we were kind of cage rushing the guys on the edge, more speed to power than just speed rushing.
“So we just cut it loose, let the ends rush. And that’s what we did.”