"He threw his helmet," Patten said. "I went to him. I said, 'Hold up, big guy, you're the leader. We're used to seeing you positive. We're used to seeing you upbeat all the time. You can't let us see that.' He said, 'DP, I ain't going to do it too often, but every now and then, I've just got to get it out of me.'

"Because the frustration just builds up, because he wants to be perfect."