Houston Texans players A.J. Cann, Nico Collins and Jonathan Greenard meet with the media after practice.

Do you feel like there was a difference in the run game this past week?

“I feel like times when we got it going, it was there. I watched the film and we had a lot of opportunities. You could see it sometimes Dameon (Pierce) was hitting the hole, getting positive yards. I think we really got to capitalize on that and keep that consistency going in the run game. Watching it, it’s there. We’ve got to just find a way to finish the runs and keep it consistent.”

When you face a team like Denver who has good pass rushers, do you feel like you need to get the ball out quicker?

“Not necessarily. Whatever play is called, we are going to try and execute the best way we can. If it’s short routes, quick timing. If it’s long routes, long timing. We are going to do the best we can. I feel like we were holding up throughout the game. There were some miscues here and there, but besides that I thought we fought our asses off.”

When you go back and look at the film, what do you think is causing the fourth quarter offensive woes?

“Just us having to finish. We’ll be up most of the game, competing most of the game, and somehow something just switches. We have to figure out what’s causing us to not be able to finish games. The past two weeks, we haven’t been able to finish and that’s one thing we really need to get better at.”

Can you talk about how you guys bridged the gap between OL Scott Quessenberry and OL Justin Britt?

“I feel like with Quess (Scott Quessenberry) in there we haven’t missed a beat. I mentioned before somebody asked me how was the chemistry with the offensive line, I feel like the offensive line is always a tight knit group. We’re together all the time. I feel like no matter who is in there at tackle, guard, center, we’re close enough and practice enough together. We’re able to keep chemistry and communicate. Quess played his ass off and I think he did a good job communicating while he was in there.”

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