"And Duane's best play last week, as far as his coach is concerned, resulted in a touchdown that was scored by someone else...."It was kind of a routine play for me. I had been cutting [pass-rushers] inside the entire game, and I wanted to continue that," said Bennett, who made sure he stepped into the defender's left side, forcing him to move to his right. "He tried to olé me, jumped out of the way," too late to stop Gray from getting outside."The key play was Duane's block --he cut the guy in half, and [Gray] was able to get around on the edge," Kill said.
