The Tampa Bay Buccaneers returned home from their unprecedented road trip with a 30-27 victory over the visiting Arizona Cardinals, snapping a four-game losing streak.

Bruce Arians spoke to the media following Tampa Bay’s win, below is the full transcript.

(Opening statement)
“It’s very nice to address you when we finish one. I’m really happy with all the guys. I thought offensively we showed a lot of poise, a lot of guts. Giving the lead up and then taking it back. Then finally, defensively, finishing out at the end. Again, offensively, we can talk about turnovers, we can talk about penalties, but again, we made plays to win the game. Putting that many points on the board, you should win the game. Defensively, we’re still a work in progress but I like the fact the we’re in here celebrating and we’re making them better. Can’t be happier for anyone more than Jamel Dean. Wins the game. Last week, he’s the goat. He’s going to be a hell of a player. All those young kids in the secondary, they’re getting better and better. I thought the pass rush really showed up in the fourth quarter and it’s what we needed.”

(His thoughts on game-clinching interception by Jamel Dean)
“Let’s go win. Offense, let’s go win the game.”

(On the difference in Jamel Dean from last week to this week)
“Confidence, practice. He practices as a starter and did really well.”

(On play of quarterback Jameis Winston)
“Yeah, the first [interception] he tried to fit one in to Chris [Godwin] and the guy undercut it. Other than that, really solid. Really solid.”

(On taking cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III out of the game)
“He didn’t look like he was hustling to go make that tackle.”

(On the difficulty of playing a mobile quarterback)
“It’s really hard. Especially him, he’s so fast. Russell [Wilson] used to be that fast, but Kyler is a hell of a threat. Running and passing and when he gets out there, we’ve got him hemmed up. Then, we don’t take the quarterback on the option and it’s going to be a 40-yard play.”

(On what play Vernon Hargreaves was pulled on)
“It’s too far back now. He was chasing somebody across the field and he wasn’t running fast enough.”

(On if he could define what pass interference)
“No. No, I’m just going to keep challenging because if that wasn’t offensive pass interference on Larry [Fitzgerald], I don’t know what is.”

(On the forced fumble by linebacker Lavonte David)
“Huge, huge. To turn it over and to take it right back, that’s Lavonte. If there is one guy we can count on to go out and make a play when it’s crunch time, it’s him.”

(On running back Peyton Barber)
“Peyton has been playing good all year. RoJo earned it, but he’s got a little extra in his tank right now and he was nice and fresh. That’s when it’s nice to have him, fresh in the fourth quarter when we’re going north and south.”

(On defensive tackle Vita Vea lining up on offense)
“I knew that corner was going backwards. He’s been waiting for this opportunity. We might throw him a pass one of these weeks if he keeps blocking like that.”

(On running back Ronald Jones)
“He’s still a work in progress. He made a great run for the touchdown, he’s out there catching balls and making people miss. But then, he still misses a blitz pickup he shouldn’t miss. We get a penalty because he’s supposed to be running a screen and he picks up a blitzer. He’s still a work in progress, but it’s a hell of a good work.”

(On Arizona wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald)
“Larry is so special. Great player, but an even better person. He’s very special to me.”

(On breaking losing streak)
“We have a chance now to come back to work. We have a great team coming in here, let’s see if we can win two in a row.”

(On answering Arizona’s final scoring drive)
“We knew they were probably going to play Cover-2. Jameis was ready, he made some plays. We made some good runs after catches, but we had a lot of confidence in our two-minute offense. We’ve been good in two minute offense in every ball game. Seattle was forty seconds. We missed that field goal, but we’re getting down into scoring range. So, we have a ton of confidence in our two-minute offense.”

(On tight end O.J. Howard)
“O.J. stepped up. He’s getting better, he’s getting back into the swing of things. Good to see him get a touchdown ball. Still could block a little better but overall, he’s playing well.”

(On linebacker Devin White)
“Yeah, the brace is off. So, he’s happy. I’m smiling, he’s smiling. He’s playing fast. Fast and
physical.”

(On fourth-and-5 pass interference call)
“Just finish it. There’s twenty more seconds, just finish it. They still had a ways to go to get to field goal range. But, when [Kyler Murray] is scrambling around throwing balls in the air, you never know what the hell is going to happen, what flag is going to come out.”

(On broken play down near goal line on final offensive drive)
“It was a roll out trying to hit O.J. [Howard] back in the corner.”

(On quarterback Jameis Winston)
“One thing I love about Jameis is he just goes to the next play. Whatever happens, good, bad, or ugly, he goes to the next play. He’s really becoming a really good pro that way. Water off his back. Defense came in and did a really good job of holding him to three. It wasn’t that bad.”

(On first home win)
“Yeah, feels good. Feels like a team opener, you know. It’s been so long.”

(On game plan for starting Jamel Dean coming into game)
“Oh, yeah. He’ going to be playing a whole lot more.”

(On cornerback Ryan Smith)
“He’s been practicing nickel and corner. He didn’t get lined up in time, we’ll talk about it. But, against tempo, we were not getting ourselves lined up fast enough thinking they were going to a huddle and they weren’t. He got caught and got beat deep.”

(On if beating his former team was bittersweet)
“I hate playing friends, I have a lot of friends over there. I’m just happy we’re winning and
they’ve got a long flight home.”