Kyle Williams
49ERS RECEIVER
Filling in for the injured Ted Ginn Jr., the second-year pro was responsible for two turnovers on punt returns in San Francisco's 20--17 overtime loss to the Giants in the NFC Championship Game.
DAN PATRICK:
Did anything good happen to you after the NFC Championship Game?
KYLE WILLIAMS: I wouldn't say good exactly. But there's some comfort when your teammates give you a pat on the back and let you know that it's not all on you, that we win and lose as a team. It makes it a little better, but it's still not good.
DP:
Did you feel as if you touched the football on the first turnover?
KW: I still don't feel like I did. When it comes down to it, I have to get away from the ball. Making it that close was my error.
DP:
Did you try to make up for that mistake on the last punt return in overtime?
KW: Every punt returner in the league will vouch for this—anytime you get an opportunity to make a play, you want to. Especially in the situation we were in. We were searching for a play. They were getting stops. We were getting stops. It wasn't really going anywhere. [But] I wasn't trying to do too much.
DP:
What were you thinking when you went to the sideline after the second turnover?

