Golden Tate, Denver's David Bruton: Teams Know What's Coming From Lions Offense
"They've had a high tendency to show a particular play, especially a wrap-six, so usually the No. 2 receiver sits down about five or six yards with a guy running a dig route right behind it. We were just alert and once I saw a running back chip before his release, I knew what was coming, so I just read Stafford's eyes, broke on the ball and was able to make a play."