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Patriots running back Danny Woodhead addresses the media during his postgame press conference on Sunday, November 21, 2010. Q: Is there chemistry that needs to develop between you and BenJarvus Green-Ellis? DW: I think we have chemistry in our whole running back room. I don't think it necessarily needs to be one person. Definitely, the running backs are a tight knit group and I think we feed off of each other. Q: Does it have to be that way when you are playing little parts here and there? DW: I don't know if it has to do with that, but football is a team sport and we are a team. We have to work together no matter if it is a running back, receiver or linebacker. We are one team and we are doing this thing together. Q: Talk about that touchdown run... DW: When you get a crease or a hole it makes things a lot easier. The offensive line, receivers, tight ends, everyone [was] blocking doing their job and it makes it a lot easier for the running back. I just try to do what I do and run the ball and when you have great people around you it makes things a lot easier. Q: It seemed like you had your hand down to kind of steady yourself. At that precise moment did you think you would make it to the end zone? DW: I wasn't thinking about it. I was just trying to stay up. There was another receiver on the outside that had a great block for me and that's all I needed. Q: Was that the [Deion] Branch block? DW: I can't remember if it was Branch or [Brandon] Tate there. It was a great block and without that I wouldn't have been in the end zone. Q: You made the tackle on the kickoff right after the touchdown. Do you remember that play? DW: Yeah I do. I didn't black out or anything. That's my job, I play on the kick-off team and when I went out on the field I tried to do everything possible to get to the returner. I am going to do everything possible on every single play whether it's on special teams, on offense, or first, second, or third down or whatever. Q: Playing in ...