Miami Gardens, Fla. -- For the first time in three weeks, Greg Hardy spoke with reporters after Sunday's 24-14 win over the Dolphins.
The Pro Bowl defensive end finished with two tackles, two QB hits and one of the team's three sacks.
"I felt like [the pass rush has] gotten better since training camp," Hardy said. "Every day we get better. Then we work on the next game. It sounds simple, it sounds redundant, it sounds like I'm joking, but it's really not. It's a process."
Hardy gave that response after previously answering several questions with: "One game at a time. The next game is the only thing that matters."
Hardy was then asked about facing his former team, the Carolina Panthers, in four days. The controversial pass rusher delivered a response that sounded as if it came directly out of head coach Jason Garrett's mouth.
"It's just a nameless, faceless, opponent," Hardy said. "Next game. Got to stay focused."
Still have friends on the team?
Hardy: "What team?"
Carolina.
Hardy: "Nameless, faceless, opponents."