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Henne completed 14 of 28 passes for 193 yards and a touchdown with an interception Sunday. Shorts said the criticism of Henne is coming “from people who don’t know football.”

 
“If you know football, if you get in the film room and understand what’s going on, they’ll say something else,” Shorts said. “Now, if you’re better than Chad, bring your butt here and play quarterback. You feel me? … There’s more than what’s on TV. It’s bigger than that.
 
“Chad is my quarterback, period. Done deal.”

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“You’ve got to know the plays,” defensive tackle Roy Miller said. “We want to get to the point where we’re playing and I can help out a guy if he makes a mistake. You can’t do that if you don’t know the plays by yourself. If you don’t know where to lineup and you don’t know where this guy’s going on this play or that play, there’s no way you can be dominant.

 
“Everybody’s going to make a mistake here and there, but the part where a defense is going to be really good is when you can cover for another guy when he makes his mistake. That’s the part we want to get to. I guess we have to start at the basic level.”
 
Miller said he didn’t want to use youth or experience level as an excuse.
 
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There are certain things we need to do in this defense, and it needs to happen every damn Sunday.”

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“There are definitely things we have to correct, but nothing that we can’t get done,” offensive guard Zane Beadles said. “There’s a level of, ‘Let’s get back to work and let’s get this corrected as a group and stay together and get that done.’”

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Beadles said the key for the offensive line is developing a mentality.
 
“You’re going to get beat physically,” Beadles said. “If you haven’t been beat physically in this league, you haven’t played. But it’s the mentality, having a little bit of an edge, finishing plays, getting guys on the ground - that’s what we need to do. We’ll come out Wednesday and we’ll start doing that.”