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Bobby Wagner: "This Is A Big Game" · Seahawks Press Pass

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Speaker 1: Oh everybody, I'm willing yourself. What's that that one? I
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Speaker 1: mean much do you going back to Los Angeles?
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Speaker 2: Given your history there last year and all one?
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Speaker 1: I mean it was just one year, so.
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Speaker 3: It kind of just went back to what it was
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Speaker 3: before me going back being able to play home. It's
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Speaker 3: a big game, and it's the next game and it
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Speaker 3: should be fun.
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Speaker 1: The ball set you played them in the week one.
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Speaker 3: You know, they've had some injuries, they've had, you know,
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Speaker 3: guys getting healthy. I think they're really starting to figure
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Speaker 3: out how to utilize some of the weapons that they have. Obviously,
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Speaker 3: they got a different running back than we faced the
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Speaker 3: first go around, So I think they're just figuring out
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Speaker 3: how to best utilize all their playmakers while still getting
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Speaker 3: guys back, still getting guys healthy. And they've had some
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Speaker 3: really really close games that they you know, were able
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Speaker 3: to pull out, weren't able to pull out. And so
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Speaker 3: we gotta understand this is a good team play.
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Speaker 2: You're very helpful, but actually meant you guys as a
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Speaker 2: team involved.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how as our team. Yeah, I mean,
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Speaker 3: I think we've all got a chance to play with
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Speaker 3: one another. We all got a chance to you know,
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Speaker 3: really hone in on the things that we want to
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Speaker 3: be good at. You know, obviously the run game was
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Speaker 3: a big focus coming into this season, but then you know,
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Speaker 3: we didn't really do a good job of handling some
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Speaker 3: of the overalls and things of that nature. So that's
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Speaker 3: gonna be really big for us to make sure that
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Speaker 3: we you know, get out of the quarterback and be
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Speaker 3: stop there downfield passes.
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Speaker 2: Like a reset of what your mindset was after that game,
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Speaker 2: and maybe you're a little surprised by how some some
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Speaker 2: things were approaching that game. How would you describe maybe
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Speaker 2: what it was going into that game or what it.
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Speaker 3: Was I think going into the game, you know, last year,
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Speaker 3: I think nobody had really high expectations for the team
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Speaker 3: and then obviously go out and be successful. And then
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Speaker 3: so coming into this, coming into the game versus La,
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Speaker 3: everybody had all these different things of what the team
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Speaker 3: is supposed to be and then you come out and
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Speaker 3: you don't perform as well as you should and so
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Speaker 3: then you know, sometimes that can be a letdown for
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Speaker 3: a team. But it's just understanding that this season is
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Speaker 3: a very very long season, and obviously we were able
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Speaker 3: to you know, rebound from that and have a really
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Speaker 3: good win over Detroit. So I think it was more
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Speaker 3: so just that it was more so like the expectations
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Speaker 3: and understanding that you can't allow the expectations, the outside
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Speaker 3: expectations to to affect because then you'll be inconsistent and
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Speaker 3: there'll be a wave of when people think you're gonna
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Speaker 3: do good versus when people don't think you're gonna do good.
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Speaker 3: So ignoring that and just focusing on what you gotta
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Speaker 3: get done.
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Speaker 4: How much of an opportunity is it that you've proven
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Speaker 4: it already in several games and see you r how
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Speaker 4: much of an opportunity is.
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Speaker 1: It to show folks that you are a much better
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Speaker 1: team than you saw on the second half against the
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Speaker 1: Rams with Meek?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I think it's just our honestly st
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Speaker 3: our next game. Obviously, it's a it's a big game
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Speaker 3: because it's the uh, the visional game, and it's a
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Speaker 3: team that we're very familiar with and things of that nature.
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Speaker 3: But I think it's a ch opportunity for us to
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Speaker 3: go out and just continue to keep getting better and
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Speaker 3: continue to keep improving on the areas that we need
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Speaker 3: to improve on, especially defensively. There's a lot of areas
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Speaker 3: that we still need to de uh approve on and
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Speaker 3: you know that game was so far away, so we're
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Speaker 3: not that team and we'll show.
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Speaker 2: It literally speaking, How do you guys go about assessing
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Speaker 2: how good people or how good or bad people think
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Speaker 2: you are going to be?
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Speaker 1: How do we I don't assess it? Like I don't.
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Speaker 4: How do you know people think like, uh, there's no
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Speaker 4: expectations or you know, how do you even know what
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Speaker 4: the expectations are?
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Speaker 1: Well, you hear it, you hear it.
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Speaker 3: But at the end of the day, like cause everybody
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Speaker 3: have friends, everybody have family, everybody watch Sports Center and
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Speaker 3: and uh, you know, you go get your haircut or
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Speaker 3: go somebody, they say, oh, it's you supposed to be
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Speaker 3: good this year, and you're just like, oh, yeah, I
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Speaker 3: hope we're good every year, you.
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Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
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Speaker 3: So it's kind of like more so that you understand
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Speaker 3: that there's the your fan, your your friends, your family,
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Speaker 3: the people like that that pay attention to the to
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Speaker 3: the shows and all those things. So they come back
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Speaker 3: and feed you that information, whether it's on uh social media,
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Speaker 3: whether it's on the internet, they come back and feed
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Speaker 3: you that information. It's your you know, it's it's your
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Speaker 3: to the best your ability. You got to block it out.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to hear that, nah.
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Speaker 3: I mean, people are pretty good not telling me stuff
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Speaker 3: unless it's just funny.
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Speaker 1: If it's a funny video, I wanna see it.
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Speaker 2: You watch like talking head sports TV shows, whether they're
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Speaker 2: talking about you or just the league.
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Speaker 1: Get the lawyers. I'm not like watching First Take. I
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Speaker 1: watched First Take a lot.
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Speaker 4: You focus on one game at the time, but when
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Speaker 4: you take a look the next four game stretch, you
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Speaker 4: have three divisional games, three of them on the road.
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Speaker 4: I mean, how critical is the next kind of stretch
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Speaker 4: for this team in terms of, you know.
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Speaker 3: Overall, look this season, I think it's big. I think
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Speaker 3: it's big for us to be able to kind of
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Speaker 3: establish our place, you know, where we're gonna be at
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Speaker 3: towards the end of the season. But like you said,
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Speaker 3: I think you can't focus on the next one because
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Speaker 3: then you're you're facing a good team like right now,
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Speaker 3: and if you focus on the next one, then you
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Speaker 3: miss your opportunity playing that good team that you have
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Speaker 3: right now. So you focus on this one. You do well,
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Speaker 3: but then you also understand it's another one coming right
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Speaker 3: after and right after and right after, and really it's
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Speaker 3: more so the mindset, Like any team can really beat
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Speaker 3: you if you don't come prepare. So that's whether it's
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Speaker 3: a good team or a team that's not performing to
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Speaker 3: the best of the ability. Like if you not focus
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Speaker 3: on the task at hand, then they can beat you.
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Speaker 3: So you know, yeah, there's good teams these next four
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Speaker 3: games or whatever, but it doesn't matter if if you
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Speaker 3: could control like what you bring so you first your.
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Speaker 4: Five tackles away from the twelfth consecutive one hundred tackle season.
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Speaker 4: Only two players in NFL history had ever done that before.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what Yeah, what does that mean to you? Honestly?
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Speaker 3: I just you know, tackle people, you know, try to
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Speaker 3: be the best version of myself. Try to help this
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Speaker 3: team out the best that I can. I had a
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Speaker 3: cool moment with London Flesher. We had texts before, we
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Speaker 3: never really met in person, so that was cool to
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Speaker 3: be able to talk. I think he's one of those
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Speaker 3: guys I believe, and being able to have a conversation
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Speaker 3: with him like that was pretty cool and just the
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Speaker 3: amount of respect that I have for him, And you know,
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Speaker 3: you just want to be viewed that same way whenever
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Speaker 3: you walk away.
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Speaker 1: From the game. When was that, uh before a pre game? Yeah? Uh,
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Speaker 1: go ahead, Grey. What's the coolest thing for teammates about
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Speaker 1: Tyra Backett? And maybe at the people don't know the
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Speaker 1: coolest things, which you mean, what makes.
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Speaker 4: Some such a great teammate or the person on and
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Speaker 4: off the field.
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Speaker 1: I mean, he's obviously a door here in this building.
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Speaker 1: I would say his vulnerability.
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Speaker 3: He's willing to share a lot with him with himself
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Speaker 3: what's going on, but also it opens you up to
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Speaker 3: share what's going on with you.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's what.
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Speaker 3: Makes him easy to like talk to and relate to
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Speaker 3: because he's not really closed off. He opens himself up
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Speaker 3: to you getting on him and then him getting to
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Speaker 3: know you. He's a fun guy to be around. It's
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Speaker 3: definitely funny. Not the funniest teammate, but he's funny. He
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Speaker 3: has moments, and then he just he is who he is.
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Speaker 3: And I think a lot of people when you see
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Speaker 3: somebody that is who they are every single day, regardless
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Speaker 3: of the circumstances, it's inspirings. So I think that's another
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Speaker 3: thing as well.
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Speaker 1: When did you notice in being so personally and vulnerable.
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Speaker 1: How far into his career It didn't take that long.
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Speaker 3: Maybe maybe after the first couple of games it was there,
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Speaker 3: but you had to have the right people to pull it.
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Speaker 3: But once they did, it was you know, he he
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Speaker 3: became himself really quick.
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Speaker 2: You've played almost every snap again, just like always in
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Speaker 2: your career and stuff like that.
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Speaker 4: But do you feel the same at this point in
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Speaker 4: a career, you know, like you would have ten years ago.
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Speaker 1: Have you done with physically all that or is there
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Speaker 1: any more a challenge to it?
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Speaker 3: Or it's kind of funny I feel I get that
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Speaker 3: question a lot, and I'll say I feel the same,
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Speaker 3: but the process is different.
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Speaker 1: Like when I was a rookie, I feel like I.
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Speaker 3: Could eat whatever I want, Like I could eat pizza,
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Speaker 3: I could eat you know, jump food, candy, all that
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Speaker 3: other stuff, and I'd be fine the next day. And
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Speaker 3: as I got older, I couldn't really eat those same things.
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Speaker 3: So my uh, the attention of detail when it comes
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Speaker 3: to like the diet and the water and the stretching
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Speaker 3: and all that stuff became more important later on in
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Speaker 3: the career, and I put more focus in that.
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Speaker 1: I think that's what's helped me.
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Speaker 3: Keep it the way it is today versus like before,
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Speaker 3: maybe I wasn't, you know, when I was a rookie.
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Speaker 3: Maybe I wasn't as Maybe I wasn't as committed to
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Speaker 3: like getting massages or going to yoga or whatever. I
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Speaker 3: might wake up one day and be, oh, I feel good,
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Speaker 3: So I'm miss this. But as I got older, I
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Speaker 3: got more discipline and and made sure that the things
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Speaker 3: that I needed to do to perform well came first.
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Speaker 1: What can't you have now? The totally message you off
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Speaker 1: if you work?
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Speaker 3: What can't I have now? I mean, it's nothing I
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Speaker 3: can't have. I know how to get rid of it
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Speaker 3: if I need to, but.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I just don't. I don't eat cake
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Speaker 1: and stuff. I don't eat none of that stuff. Really.
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Speaker 1: I have some cereal from time to time. I can't turn.
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Speaker 3: Down oreos, anything that got oreos or oreos in it.
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Speaker 3: But it's just like my whole thing has always been
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Speaker 3: like it's in moderations, like I might have one piecea
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Speaker 3: and I walk away, versus like a lot of people
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Speaker 3: can't have that control. They got to eat like four
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Speaker 3: or five. So I don't do.
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Speaker 1: That one piece of pizza.
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Speaker 3: Huh, you said one piece of pizza one slice, Okay.
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Speaker 1: Uh, I do a little bit. Yeah, moderations.
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Speaker 3: I had a point when I didn't, but I didn't
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Speaker 3: feel no difference whether I had it or didn't have it.
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Speaker 3: When you signed back here, did you make it clear
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Speaker 3: to them that you're not coming off the field or
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Speaker 3: do you have to kind of negotiate or come to.
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Speaker 1: That with them?
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Speaker 3: Nah, I just was kind of letting things play how
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Speaker 3: they how they gonna play out.
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Speaker 1: I think.
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Speaker 3: You know, I was coming back into somewhat of a
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Speaker 3: new situation, and I felt like I just wanted to
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Speaker 3: prove that, you know, I'm playing at a high level,
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Speaker 3: and that's all I could control, And so I wasn't
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Speaker 3: coming back and making demands or anything like that. I
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Speaker 3: just wanted to come back and be myself and be
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Speaker 3: the best person of myself. And if that was me
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Speaker 3: playing every snap, that's me playing every snap.
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Speaker 1: You Careles said you weren't real cool with coming off
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Speaker 1: the field at the end of Baltimore and what not.
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Speaker 1: I wasn't.
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Speaker 3: I mean just because we weren't. You know, we didn't
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Speaker 3: play well. We're losing by a lot, and you just
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Speaker 3: wanna go out there and just finish the game like,
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Speaker 3: it's already you know, a bad loss, so you just
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Speaker 3: wanna finish it, especially as they got closer to scoring again,
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Speaker 3: you want to go out there and.
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Speaker 1: Make sure there wasn't more damage than what it already was.
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Speaker 4: What kind of difference is Julian Love made for you guys,
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Speaker 4: I guess both from his versatility and kind of.
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Speaker 2: As a team.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's very versatile. I think that's the biggest thing.
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Speaker 3: Being able to to add a guy like that, But
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Speaker 3: it's also another guy that you can trust, you know
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Speaker 3: when you're out there, that can make plays. He's he's
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Speaker 3: had a handful of open field tackles, like by himself
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Speaker 3: one on one. If he doesn't make that tackle, it's
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Speaker 3: a lot more yards. So having a guy that you
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Speaker 3: you're confident in and U like you're confident his ability,
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Speaker 3: You're confident in his intellect and his playmaking. I think
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Speaker 3: it's been great right to a.
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Speaker 1: Hundred percent snaps. I gotta ask you how many years
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Speaker 1: you think you can continue doing this?
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Speaker 3: I mean I could do anything I'll put my mind to,
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Speaker 3: to be honest, I watched Lebron and see what he's
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Speaker 3: doing at twenty one years, Like twenty one years into
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Speaker 3: the league, I feel like anything is possible. It's just
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Speaker 3: more for like a want type thing. Like I said,
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Speaker 3: I think you'll asked me last year like her last
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Speaker 3: week at forty.
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Speaker 1: One, I'm not gonna be up here, will not be exactly.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Lebron, don't gotta do he just you know, fadeaways
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Speaker 3: and layups and all that stuff.
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Speaker 1: Not saying it's hard, but yeah, we get hit. They
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Speaker 1: we hit.
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Speaker 3: They hear somebody that get suspended, We hear somebody. It's
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Speaker 3: just you know, it's fun. They get hit, that guy
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Speaker 3: gets suspended.
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Speaker 1: We get hit.
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Speaker 3: We probably get fine because we play defense, so defense
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Speaker 3: gets fines for everything. How many more years could you
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Speaker 3: see yourself one team?
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Speaker 1: I don't know, just I'm taking the year by year.
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Speaker 3: My body feels amazing, and obviously it's a lot that
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Speaker 3: goes into every season.
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Speaker 1: I understand that teams have.
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Speaker 3: Vision and things like that, so I'm not really looking
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Speaker 3: too far.
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Speaker 1: I'm just being here in the moment.
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Speaker 2: Go back to Lebron.
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Speaker 1: He's quoted as saying sleep is important.
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Speaker 2: He's in recovery.
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Speaker 4: Is there certain you feel unique for your body?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like I get most of my sleep
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Speaker 3: towards the end of the week, like maybe like Monday
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Speaker 3: through Monday through Wednesday, I'm waking up pretty early. And
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Speaker 3: then as we get closer and closer to the.
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Speaker 1: Game, I like sleeping more and more because I feel.
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Speaker 3: Like closer to the game, I want to be sleep.
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Speaker 3: But like early in the week, it's all like preparation.
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Speaker 3: So I'm trying to make sure I'm ass prepared for
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Speaker 3: the game as possible.
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Speaker 2: Anymore.
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Speaker 1: Ah, yeah, probably five. Give take.
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Speaker 4: League wide question, Bobby, why do you think it's so
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Speaker 4: difficult for defensive players to win MVP or in a
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Speaker 4: lot of cases even to get a vote.
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Speaker 3: That's a good question, I would say, because this is
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Speaker 3: a offensive driven league, and offense puts people into the
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Speaker 3: seats and they like to see the offense dance.
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Speaker 1: And like if you look at all the.
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Speaker 3: Rules that have come out over the years, every single
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Speaker 3: year a new rogue comes out, and it makes it
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Speaker 3: easier and easier for offenses to be explosive and have points.
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Speaker 3: Because you know, as much as defenses love it, you know,
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Speaker 3: when you come out and you have a game, maybe
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Speaker 3: it's three to zero, fans might not like that. Even
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Speaker 3: you look at our Super Bowl when we won forty
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Speaker 3: eight to whatever. They fans didn't really even though we
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Speaker 3: scored and it was like the Seahawks love it, but
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Speaker 3: as an actual fan, people don't like it. So that
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Speaker 3: I feel like that kind of goes into the thing.
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Speaker 3: So you can have a guy that has like twenty
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Speaker 3: something sacks and he won't even get mentioned, like he
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Speaker 3: changes the game, he changes the whole team, like he's
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Speaker 3: the reason why that team is successful. You take him
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Speaker 3: off the team, the whole team changes, but still quarterback wins.
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Speaker 1: And so this is a quarterbacks league. Obviously you look at.
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Speaker 3: The money and where it goes, so they're gonna look
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Speaker 3: at them first and then everybody else kind of comes second.
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Speaker 3: You almost have to use media to put a defensive
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Speaker 3: player into MVP.
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Speaker 1: What's sort of Manx quession.
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Speaker 4: What do you think it's going to take for a
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Speaker 4: defensive player.
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Speaker 1: To get it the media?
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Speaker 3: That's to me, it's the more that they talk about
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Speaker 3: it and why it's not happening and put it in
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Speaker 3: the voter's face, then I feel like it would happen.
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Speaker 3: But if as long as it's not a problem to
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Speaker 3: the world, then it just stayed the way it is.
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Speaker 4: How do you feel well, you got to third down.
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Speaker 1: We need to be better for sure. I don't know
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Speaker 1: where we're at, but I know we need to be better.
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Speaker 1: You're about to tell me, would you like? Sure?
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Speaker 3: Okay, don't tell me, just we need to be better.
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Speaker 3: I know we need to be better, and I think
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Speaker 3: it helps. It helps us so we don't have to
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Speaker 3: have long drives. It helps us because it gets the
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Speaker 3: ball back into offensive hands, and it's just such a
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Speaker 3: critical thing like third downs, the red zone, all those
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Speaker 3: different things. It's such a critical thing to be a
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Speaker 3: good defense. So we got to be better at that. Generally,
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Speaker 3: what goes into being in down team, I think it
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Speaker 3: plays a lot into the first and second down because
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Speaker 3: sometimes those third down it's a lot harder to be
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Speaker 3: successful when it's like thirty to one or thirty two.
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Speaker 3: The short distances because the offensive playbooks is is still
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Speaker 3: wider versus you get thirty and tens.
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Speaker 1: Things of that nature.
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Speaker 3: They have to throw it downfield or you know, you
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Speaker 3: play a team that just doesn't care to just you know,
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Speaker 3: run a screen or run and get off the field.
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Speaker 1: So I think being better on first and.
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Speaker 3: Second down making the third downs a little bit better
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Speaker 3: and more easier for us to win.
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Speaker 1: I think that helps.
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Speaker 2: You were talking about your recovery earlier. You guys have
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Speaker 2: a kind of wonky schedule coming up with you know,
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Speaker 2: the short week and then the normal week, and then
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Speaker 2: you get a break. You change anything with your recovery plan,
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Speaker 2: knowing how kind of different the schedule is over the
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Speaker 2: next two weeks.
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Speaker 3: Essentially, Yes, when I when we have a Thursday game,
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Speaker 3: I think the recovery starts after the game, so like
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Speaker 3: I have as soon as we get done on Sunday,
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Speaker 3: I'll probably start treatment that that night or whatever, just
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Speaker 3: because you have to because it's not enough days to
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Speaker 3: kind of get everything, and you're trying to fit a
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Speaker 3: week's worth of what you normally do into I believe,
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Speaker 3: like three days before the game, so you just have
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Speaker 3: to start it sooner. And that week is kind of
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Speaker 3: like there's nothing really else important outside of just recovering.
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Speaker 2: So you had that you had that extended weekend before
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Speaker 2: you go back into sort of a normal weekend. This time,
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Speaker 2: you really don't. Does that change sort of, I guess
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Speaker 2: in those situations before when you have when you had
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Speaker 2: a Thursday game, when you've had that extended weekend, afterwards,
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Speaker 2: you back to normal by the time Monday Tuesday rolls around.
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Speaker 2: Does that change knowing that you don't have that break
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Speaker 2: this time?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: This is my first time doing that, so I don't
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Speaker 3: know what it's gonna be like.
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Speaker 1: But I know that.
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Speaker 3: You know, they don't care, so you have to be ready,
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Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like they don't they don't
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Speaker 3: care like how you're feeling, or you know, if you're
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Speaker 3: able to get into yoga classes or massages. They just like, hey, Thursday,
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Speaker 3: next Thursday, you gotta be ready.
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Speaker 1: And so.
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Speaker 3: Normally when you have those three days where you can
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Speaker 3: kind of relax and things of that nature, I think
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Speaker 3: that's always been the all right, let me get let
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Speaker 3: me get to Thursday, let me feel the best how
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Speaker 3: I could possibly feel, and then I know I have
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Speaker 3: three days after this to rest up, and so you
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Speaker 3: don't have that, So it's probably even it puts more
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Speaker 3: on you to make sure you have to recover after
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Speaker 3: that game and then do it all again.
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Speaker 4: Anything you appreciate about how the style of Zach Sharpnitt has.
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Speaker 1: When he runs say one more Time?
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Speaker 4: Is anything you appreciated about Zach sharknit running style?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: I always I always respect and appreciate running backs that
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Speaker 3: don't go out of bounce, like they rather hit the
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Speaker 3: person instead of going to bounce, or you know, they
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Speaker 3: finished their runs.
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Speaker 1: So as a rookie, that's always been impressive.
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Speaker 3: The way that he seeks contact, like to run through people,
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Speaker 3: and you know, it's a tone setter for sure.
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Speaker 1: Appreciate you guys,