Q: How frustrating was it on that first drive in the second half to go all the way down the field and come up with no points?
BROWNING: “Very. We’ve got to do better in the red zone and find ways to convert in short yardage. I think the best way to avoid having to convert short yardage is to just get first downs. It’s an obvious statement to come away with no points is brutal.”
Q: Can you explain what happened on those last few plays with the sacks?
BROWNING: “I think in that situation we’re hanging on, we’re behind the sticks and you’re hanging on for some longer developing routes because you have to. I don’t know what exactly happened. My eyes were down field trying to throw the ball to somebody to convert. That’s that.”
Q: On that fourth down play, you looked pretty angry. Were you angry at the result?
BROWNING: “Angry at the result.”
Q: How impressive was Ja’Marr [Chase] and Tee [Higgins] playing how they did even though they weren’t 100%?
BROWNING: “I think you get to this part of the season and everybody is banged up. I think it’s impressive. We need them out there. They’re a big part of our offense. At this point in the season, everybody is dealing with something and obviously, they were dealing with something significant, so to keep battling is good. The standard is you’re going to play through some stuff and we really needed that win, so it’s impressive but it’s kind of the expectation, too.”
Q: How tough is it to have a loss like this in such a meaningful time in the season?
BROWNING: “I think it sucks to lose when you’re still in the race. There’s no real crazy insightful comment there, it just sucks to lose anytime, especially when you needed that win to keep battling. Like I said with the standard of the locker room of guys playing through injuries. I don’t know what the playoff picture looks like, but I think the standard that was established even before I got here was to just keep battling and so that’s what we’re going…
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