From the Milwaukee paper - just so some can understand that words can matter to others:
But before turning the page, Orr explained why he was taken aback by Patterson’s comments.
“I don’t need it, but it definitely adds motivation,” said Orr, who broke up two passes, recovered a fumble and had two quarterback hurries. “We just take that as disrespect. Somebody is telling you: ‘We’re going to come and we’re going to show out against you.’
“That is what he was saying and it is disrespectful. We’re the No. 1 defense in the nation for a reason. People like to negate and say we played non-Power 5 teams but that doesn’t negate what we’ve done.
“And we’re going to keep doing it every week. It doesn’t matter who you put against us. They are just nameless, faceless opponents. We know we need to focus on us.”
