Q: How have you been able to rebound after the three-game losing streak that started with the Bills on Oct. 20.
Ray Lucas: The guys around me are playing excellent, so my job is easy.
Q: So was that really the worst quarterbacking performance in the history of professional football against the Bills last time?
Lucas: If it wasn’t, it had to be pretty damn close.
Q: How did you get through the tough times mentally?
Lucas: My teammates were unbelievable. They didn’t let me stew in my misery. People were calling me, telling me they had my back. I think that helped me out a lot.
Q: What do you think of playing in the Buffalo weather this week? It’s snowing here.
Lucas: Weather is not an issue and that’s the last I’m going to say about the matter.
Q: What do you think of Ricky Williams, particularly the last two weeks?
Lucas: He started off as a Clydesdale, but he’s going to be a donkey by the time we get through him. And our offensive line had been playing pretty well right now. But Ricky is Ricky. The line has been playing well though.
Q: What do you think of the Bills-Dolphins rivalry?
Lucas: It’s just another game. If I were smart, I wouldn’t want to be in there. I’m sure the guys in Buffalo are thinking, “Oh good Ray’s in there, we’re gonna get some picks this week.”
Q: How have you stayed mentally tough?
Lucas: Well, I could be a bucket of crap, but I couldn’t do that to my teammates and coaches. I told Jay when he got hurt, that I had his back. I’m just sorry it took so long.
Q: Do you plan to work Chris more into the offense this game. He had a strong game last year here in Buffalo?
Lucas: Everybody knows about Chris this year. He was a rookie last year and defenses didn’t think he could sustain his abilities for the entire season. But now they’re watching him every snap.
Q: Any QB controversy in Miami?
Lucas. This is Jay’s team. He was 5-1 when he got hurt. I don’t believe in losing your position anyway. You have to have a two-headed monster at quarterback otherwise you’re not going to make it through the season.
Q: How did you beat the Chargers?
Lucas: The game plan was good. But the guys who executed it were even better.
Q: How’s Norv Turner’s play calling?
Lucas: Norv Turner just knows what to do at the right time. He’s a genius. If we have something that doesn’t work, he’ll change it. In the end, we’ll be able to dial something else to make it work.