...During the 8-minute interview, Henderson was asked about the importance of
limiting the Colts rushing game to just 34 yards and forcing the Colts offense
to become one-dimensional.
"That's very important," Henderson explained. "You always try
to get the Colts one-dimensional, because if you've got them two (-dimensional)
it's going to be hard to beat them. And I thought we did a great job because we
love stopping the run, we love it. Just to get Peyton back there making quick
decisions is another great thing, because you don't want him to get
started."
Henderson also marveled over the way the Jaguars offense dissected the Colts
defense on Sunday. And when asked if he had ever personally witnessed his team
or an opponent rush for over 300 yards in an NFL game, he said with a hearty
laugh, "I would be real upset if that ever happened to us, I couldn't bear
that."
"That's embarrassing to me, just being a defensive lineman. And that's
you're number one goal is to stop the run. You've got to take a lot of pride in
that."
And when asked about his thoughts on rookie running back Maurice Drew, he
said, "It's just great to see him run. I mean, it's great to see Fred
(Taylor) run, but to see him get in a hole, he's not down and still on his feet
and everybody (else) is on the the ground, it's just wild. It's just amazing to
me," he said.
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