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Mike Macdonald: "It Was A Great Win Going Across The Country" · Seahawks Press Pass

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Speaker 1: Yeah, second half play the run, I don't I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know the yards splits on first half versus
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Speaker 2: second half. But to answer your question, it's both, uh,
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Speaker 2: scheme wise, some things that without getting all the details,
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Speaker 2: I'm putting on that on my shoulders on how we prepare,
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Speaker 2: how we call it situations, we're putting guys in. We
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Speaker 2: can be better on that front me in particular. And
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Speaker 2: then on the other hand, you know, there's just old
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Speaker 2: school football fundamentals that we need to be better at
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Speaker 2: in our in our front seven, our edge mechanics, how
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Speaker 2: we're taking on blocks, some of our run fits at
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Speaker 2: the second level, those things need to be improved. So
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Speaker 2: I'd say it's a combination of both as.
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Speaker 3: Far as the run defense goes just individually there for
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Speaker 3: Tyree's Knight, what did you see in that aspect of
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Speaker 3: his game with his first extended action that.
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Speaker 2: He had, Yeah, he made a couple of tackles in
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Speaker 2: in the run game, a couple and then you know him,
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Speaker 2: along with the rest of the front seven, there's a
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Speaker 2: couple other ones where he can be a little faster
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Speaker 2: to diagnose, a little bit cleaner in his alignments.
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Speaker 1: But overall, he made some he made.
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Speaker 2: He made a couple of impressive impressive stops as well,
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Speaker 2: so good foundation to build off of.
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Speaker 1: Maz veto, he might.
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Speaker 4: Stay with your defensive front. Without going too much in detail,
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Speaker 4: what's the basic differential concepts between rushing from the outside
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Speaker 4: rushing from the inside. I know you mentioned something this
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Speaker 4: morning when you're rushing the quarterback.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're saying that boy needed to slow down.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that was fun. I mean, well that was
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Speaker 2: all that was all in fun. But understanding what type
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Speaker 2: of rusher you are. You don't need a thousand different moves.
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Speaker 2: Are you a speed guy. If you're a speed guy,
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Speaker 2: you need counters inside. If you're a power guy, you
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Speaker 2: know you need speed counters on the perimeters. So understanding
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Speaker 2: who you are as a rusher and as a player,
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Speaker 2: I think that's number one.
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Speaker 1: No matter where you're rushing from.
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Speaker 2: Uh, obviously, you know that the blocks get on you
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Speaker 2: quicker when you're on the inside, So having having things
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Speaker 2: ready in that contact area just happens, you know, sooner
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Speaker 2: when you're rushing from the inside. And then ultimately, you know,
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Speaker 2: you have to have an understanding of what's going on
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Speaker 2: around you and and who has the two way go
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Speaker 2: so to speak, who's protecting who, who's the who's the
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Speaker 2: who's the uh pocket pusher, who's the a gap push?
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Speaker 2: And then how you play off of the guys that have,
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Speaker 2: you know, more of a freedom in their rush and
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Speaker 2: that way you can eliminate those extra gaps and and
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Speaker 2: try to keep the quarterback corraled.
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Speaker 4: As you teach that, they just they just just take
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Speaker 4: time for players to really mesh and get.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we've we've we've talked about this ro
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Speaker 2: out training camp. I love the way that that A
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Speaker 2: D and Hines and CP coach it. I think our
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Speaker 2: guys really bought in.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: But it does take some level of chem matry to
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Speaker 2: understand where guys are going to be and and how
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Speaker 2: you're gonna call the games too. So there's a combination
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Speaker 2: of calling games, there's a combination of you know, rushing
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Speaker 2: straight so to speak, and you have to play off
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Speaker 2: one another. So it's kind of a spectrum on how
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Speaker 2: like how black and white it is designed on you know,
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Speaker 2: who's going where?
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Speaker 5: Thanks Brian, Hey, coach, Uh, you choked a little bit
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Speaker 5: about staying really focused on the defense and handing things
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Speaker 5: over on offense to Ryan Grubb. It's pretty atypical for
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Speaker 5: college ocs to come to the NFL. Can you talk
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Speaker 5: a little bit about what gave you the trust to
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Speaker 5: put Ryan Grubb in charge of half the team third
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Speaker 5: of the team.
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Speaker 2: Don't I don't see that he's in charge. I mean,
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Speaker 2: who's in charge of what?
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Speaker 1: It's like? Ah, that's kind of a weird way of
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Speaker 1: describing it. In my mind.
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Speaker 2: We have a lot of coaches on offense that have
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Speaker 2: a ton of NFL experience. He spends a lot of
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Speaker 2: time over there. You can, I can go right down
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Speaker 2: the line of all of our offensive assistants that know
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Speaker 2: about the NFL game. Jake Pets does a great job
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Speaker 2: of coordinating a lot of what we're doing on offense.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean he's coming from college. But I think,
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Speaker 2: you know, I'm kind of on the record here with
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Speaker 2: like the type of like the type of thinking that
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Speaker 2: Ryan does and how he includes the rest of the
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Speaker 2: staff to how they operate, how we handle game management.
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Speaker 2: I mean, there's plenty of times where we're working together
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Speaker 2: on this thing.
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Speaker 1: It just so happens.
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Speaker 2: You know, I'm not in there when we're installing offensive
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Speaker 2: plays because defensively, you know, we have our job to
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Speaker 2: do as well.
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Speaker 5: There's a lot of different things that go into calling
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Speaker 5: in defense, but game planning is part of it. Can
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Speaker 5: you talk about how you became how you started working
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Speaker 5: on game planning? What were formative parts of you becoming
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Speaker 5: a better game planner?
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Speaker 2: Well, I think I think John Harbaugh deserves a ton
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Speaker 2: of credit. Dean PS guys that I worked for early
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Speaker 2: in my career in Baltimore empowered a lot of the
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Speaker 2: young guys to give us projects and to learn about
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Speaker 2: the game where we could really dive into things like
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Speaker 2: protections and systems and do research and and then you know,
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Speaker 2: giving us, you know, having the trust in us to
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Speaker 2: present ideas and a lot of times, you know those
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Speaker 2: are getting shot out out of the sky and that's okay,
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Speaker 2: but just kind of keep coming back for more and
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Speaker 2: just creating an environment where you know, young guys are
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Speaker 2: feel empowered to come up with ideas and have the
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Speaker 2: courage to kind of throw them out there even though
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Speaker 2: they might not be used, you know, ninety five percent
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Speaker 2: of the time, but every once in a while you
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Speaker 2: get something and it's in and it works, and that
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Speaker 2: that gives you confidence to kind of keep attacking some
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Speaker 2: of those things.
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Speaker 1: So those guys, you know.
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Speaker 2: I really appreciate them giving me that opportunity over the years.
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Speaker 2: And then I think, you know, with any any any position,
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Speaker 2: any area of responsibility, you kind of have to carve
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Speaker 2: it out the way that works for you and your style,
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Speaker 2: with your timeline and your cadence. And that's something that
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Speaker 2: right now, it's a little bit different for me because
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Speaker 2: my process starts later in the week than it did
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Speaker 2: when I was a coordinator. So you know, we're we're
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Speaker 2: working through those processes right now and those will get
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Speaker 2: ironed out as we go.
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Speaker 5: Thanks coach John.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Mike, you mentioned you want to see boy maybe
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Speaker 6: finish a few more plays. But overall, what's allowed him
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Speaker 6: to be so disruptive getting in the backfield so frequently
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Speaker 6: this season? What's he doing?
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Speaker 2: Well, Well, I'm thinking run game in past game and
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Speaker 2: the way we're structured. You know, if you're gonna plan
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Speaker 2: the edge for us on early downs, you have to
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Speaker 2: set a violent edge of the defense. If you don't
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Speaker 2: have an edge. You saw it a couple of times
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Speaker 2: yesterday the ball circles. Yeah, and that's not good, and
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Speaker 2: that's that's a challenge that we had for Boye going
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Speaker 2: into the season. So talking about have the mentality to
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Speaker 2: take the coaching understand what's you know, areas that have
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Speaker 2: his game that he needs to improve, and then attacking
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Speaker 2: those things and the mentality and the humility to you know,
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Speaker 2: attack areas of his game they needed to be improved,
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Speaker 2: and he's done that, and he's had some really good
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Speaker 2: reps on tape on the early downs and conversion rushes.
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Speaker 2: It's still not perfect. There's still plays yesterday that he
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Speaker 2: can improve on in that area. And then on third
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Speaker 2: down again, just I can't think of a time where
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Speaker 2: the guy hasn't been here and doing all the things
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Speaker 2: that we're asking to do.
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Speaker 1: He's in great shape.
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Speaker 2: He understands the game plan, he understands what his fastball is.
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Speaker 2: He's not trying to be somebody he's not. And then
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Speaker 2: but it also is a team work on how you
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Speaker 2: rush the pass. You can't just be out there rogue
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Speaker 2: winning you know, certain ways, and that's not congruent with
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Speaker 2: the rest of the rush. So how that kind of
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Speaker 2: works together with all four guys. I think he's doing
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Speaker 2: an excellent job right now. And to your point, there's
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Speaker 2: room for him to grow and finishing some of those plays.
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Speaker 2: So off to a good start, but there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of credit in terms of his mentality and his approach
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Speaker 2: over the last few months.
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Speaker 1: Bob.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Mike, but what did you see as the primary
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Speaker 3: issues with the offensive running game yesterday?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? We got to move people.
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Speaker 2: Man, we're right now, we're not moving them.
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Speaker 1: So that's a challenge for us moving forward.
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Speaker 7: And with that, what did what did you think of?
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Speaker 6: You obviously rotated Christian Haines in there, so it something
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Speaker 6: with Bradford. What did you see at that roadstation?
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Speaker 8: And would that be something you want to keep doing
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Speaker 8: moving forward.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll kind of leave the offensive line rotation to
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Speaker 2: keep it more under wraps. But it's, uh, it's still
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Speaker 2: an ongoing thing. I thought ab had some good plays.
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Speaker 2: But right now, you know our run game. If you
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Speaker 2: were to have left, if you have left the Denver game,
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Speaker 2: you would have thought, I mean, this just just shows you,
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Speaker 2: like what type it's the league? Right, It's you leave
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Speaker 2: the Denver game thinking, hey, we're on we're on a good,
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Speaker 2: good trajectory here. Going to the England game, we didn't
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Speaker 2: run it as effectively. Now we threw the heck out
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Speaker 2: of the ball. Did what we needed to do to
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Speaker 2: win the game, you know, but moving forward, you know,
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Speaker 2: especially in these situations where we need to run the ball,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna have to get that done.
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Speaker 3: And one more the play at Threll Dodson made on
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Speaker 3: that third and one. I guess how good was that?
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Speaker 6: And he also started kind of told us that Chris
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Speaker 6: Partridge uh sort of helped him with that and called
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Speaker 6: him the shortyard a specialist.
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Speaker 3: I guess I was just if you could speak to I.
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Speaker 6: Guess what kind of Chris's role is and what you
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Speaker 6: guys do there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you need anything done at a high level,
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Speaker 2: give it to Chris Partridge.
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Speaker 1: The guys just a uh.
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Speaker 2: Just a force for us on our staff just uh
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Speaker 2: just really appreciate his work, ethic and and his mentality
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Speaker 2: on on the things that he's in charge of. It's
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Speaker 2: a bunch of different stuff without getting into everything, but
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Speaker 2: he he deserves a lot of credit. I mean, t
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Speaker 2: Dot made a heck of a play and he's being
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Speaker 2: humbled by getting dished it out to Chris and he's
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Speaker 2: the guy making the tackle.
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Speaker 1: A couple of assists on that play.
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Speaker 2: Leo had great b gap penetration, and then Jay Reid
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Speaker 2: was in the a gap on that on that play
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Speaker 2: and then ended up actually kind of taking the engine
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Speaker 2: out of the running back and making sure he didn't
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Speaker 2: get any more progress.
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Speaker 1: So those guys did a great job.
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Speaker 6: Say thank you, Jim Mike. When you watch back the
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Speaker 6: film that you've watched today, what what's it out about?
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Speaker 1: The way Gino played yesterday?
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Speaker 2: That was a That was a heck of a performance, man.
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Speaker 1: I think.
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Speaker 2: You know, just like, do you know there's a little
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Speaker 2: chip on his shoulder? I like it because it's just
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Speaker 2: they just keep sleeping on this guy. He's he's playing,
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Speaker 2: he played, he played at a super high level. So
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Speaker 2: he deserves all the credit that he's getting right now.
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Speaker 2: He's he's playing his tail off, Greg.
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Speaker 7: Mike, when you really had it wrong in with you
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Speaker 7: guys in Baltimore last year, how far are you from
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Speaker 7: right now with just defense from schematically, game planning wise,
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Speaker 7: multiplicity guys moving, it's how far are you from the
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Speaker 7: whole package right now?
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
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Speaker 2: It's uh, I don't necessarily think in like in terms
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Speaker 2: of comparing the two.
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Speaker 1: We're in chase mode. I mean we're we're we're doing
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Speaker 1: a lot of good things defensively. I thought we covered
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Speaker 1: our butts off yesterday.
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Speaker 2: Uh, the corners in particular deserve a ton of credit
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Speaker 2: on how sticky they were on their wide outs. We
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Speaker 2: have to improve our man coverage in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the field and out of the backfield. But it's this
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Speaker 2: constant chasing of this alignment of what the expectation is
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Speaker 2: all times, all eleven working together. This is a different
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Speaker 2: crew personnel wise, we have different different personnel variations we
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Speaker 2: can get to. So I think we're also trying to
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Speaker 2: find what the best combination of guys on the field
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Speaker 2: given who's available at a certain time. I think we're
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Speaker 2: in that phase right now. But there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: good on tape, and there's a lot that right now.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you guys can see it. There's a lot
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Speaker 2: there where we have the mentality, Hey, we need to
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Speaker 2: attack this thing moving forward, beause teams are going to
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Speaker 2: see the same stuff that you do on tape.
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Speaker 7: And then on the tight end.
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Speaker 8: There were a couple of times yesterday it appeared when
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Speaker 8: the quarterback extended the play, you get some edge of
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Speaker 8: guys up for in fines, whether the stay back and
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Speaker 8: cover the tight end or come up and support the
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Speaker 8: quarter what's the principles there you're coaching on those.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're in coverage, you need to stay in coverage.
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Speaker 2: If you're in zone, you need to find a person
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Speaker 2: in your area and play them until the quarterback passes the.
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Speaker 1: Line of scrimmage.
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Speaker 2: If you're in man, you got to stay in your guy.
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Speaker 9: Sure yep, Curtis, Yeah, Mike, you talked to the running
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Speaker 9: game a little bit earlier. But what did you think
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Speaker 9: of Zach Charmany as the game overall? I mean, he
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Speaker 9: played I think all but free snaps for you, So
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Speaker 9: how did he handle the workload and what did you
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Speaker 9: see out of him and both the run in the
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Speaker 9: past past game for you?
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Speaker 2: Well, I think the third and five or six conversion
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Speaker 2: he had on the sideline to put us into almost
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Speaker 2: a field goal position tells you that his conditioning level.
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Speaker 2: I mean, the guy, energizer, bunny man just keeps going.
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Speaker 2: There wasn't a lot there for him, So I thought
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Speaker 2: he ran hard, executed well in the in in the
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Speaker 2: tempo type stuff.
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Speaker 1: But uh, this play that sticks out.
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Speaker 2: In my mind is the one handed catch he made
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Speaker 2: that on that third and five.
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Speaker 1: I thought that was just a just a.
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Speaker 2: Great testament to his will and situational awareness to try
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Speaker 2: to get the first down.
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Speaker 1: How important that was. So that was it. That was
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Speaker 1: an incredible play.
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Speaker 4: Mike Sean, Mike, what would you say is the characteristic
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Speaker 4: of the attribute that is most contributed to your team
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Speaker 4: starting off to and up?
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Speaker 1: Uh? I'd say resiliency?
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Speaker 3: Is that what you expected? Is that something you've been preaching?
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Speaker 9: Is that?
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Speaker 2: Like? Yeah, yeah, I mean I wouldn't. I mean, you
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Speaker 2: want your team to be that. You want a resilient
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Speaker 2: football team. You wanted to get together football team, a
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Speaker 2: confident team that's composed, poised, tough.
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Speaker 5: Uh.
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Speaker 2: A lot of there's been some things that the first
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Speaker 2: couple of games haven't gone our way that you know. Whoever,
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Speaker 2: however it's self inflicted or the other teams doing good
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Speaker 2: stuff at the time. So we've been able to be
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Speaker 2: adaptable and and uh, steadfast kind of in our in
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Speaker 2: in the vision of how we how we need to
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Speaker 2: go win the game. So all those things are great.
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Speaker 2: And and again I mean we're sitting here, it's great
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Speaker 2: to be too. And oh, it's it's a great win
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Speaker 2: going across the country. And I think if you ask
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Speaker 2: any of our guys in that locker room, not I
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Speaker 2: mean not one would be complacent or just feel like, hey,
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Speaker 2: we've made it by any stretch of the imagination, because
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Speaker 2: there's a lot of plays out there that we should
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Speaker 2: be able to convert and put ourselves in better position
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Speaker 2: as the game goes forward.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Brady. H.
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Speaker 3: Brady, Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize I was up.
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Speaker 4: Mike.
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Speaker 3: Can you tell us about the origin of make It
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Speaker 3: Right and how that came to be part of your
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Speaker 3: phrasing and when.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that went, that went back to from when I
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Speaker 2: first got to Baltimore.
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Speaker 9: Uh.
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Speaker 1: I just thought it was a it was a it
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Speaker 1: was a good way.
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Speaker 2: It was really started with the fine system without trying
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Speaker 2: to keep everything in house on minor details and just
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Speaker 2: you kind of limit all the excuses, well whatever, it's
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Speaker 2: just hey, no, you know what, we're gonna have a
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Speaker 2: standard here, how we're going to operate, take the emotions
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Speaker 2: out of it.
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Speaker 1: And I thought it made a lot of sense.
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Speaker 2: And then when it comes to the field, it's like, hey,
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Speaker 2: you know there's gonna be mistakes made out there.
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Speaker 1: Let's take accountability.
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Speaker 2: Let's not point fingers and let's move forward, and I
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Speaker 2: just it's an easy way to and it just made
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Speaker 2: sense on how to do business with the guys and
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Speaker 2: how you want to be coached. You know, you don't
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Speaker 2: want it to be personal, you don't want it to
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Speaker 2: be about what's happening on the field.
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Speaker 1: It's easier to coach that way.
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Speaker 2: You know, when you're not blaming the person, you're blaming
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Speaker 2: the action of what's going on. Trying to coach that,
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Speaker 2: the mentality, things like that. So it just seemed like
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Speaker 2: it made a lot of sense and something that I
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Speaker 2: attached to Thank you.
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Speaker 1: We'll close with two more Corbyn and then Brian.
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Speaker 3: Simulated pressures continue to be a big part of game
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Speaker 3: plans for NFL the defenses. Who was your greatest influence
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Speaker 3: when it comes to dialing up rushes with non traditional
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Speaker 3: players moving up to this position with the Seahawks.
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Speaker 2: Wow, I think you can group it from a bunch
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Speaker 2: of different places. We were doing simulated pressures at Georgia,
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Speaker 2: so that was kind of my introduction to it. I
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Speaker 2: thought the way that we had it schemed up when
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Speaker 2: Dean here, or excuse me, when Dean was in Baltimore,
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Speaker 2: when I was working for Dean.
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Speaker 1: I thought was really good, which goes back to like Rex.
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Speaker 2: Ryan and Jim Johnson, what we did with Wink I
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Speaker 2: thought kind of took it to the next level. And
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Speaker 2: then you do some studies in college like Dave Randa's
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Speaker 2: does the sim game at probably one of the highest levels.
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Speaker 2: And then just relationships guys that like it Georgia Dan
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Speaker 2: Lanning in Oregon. You know, good ideas come from a
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Speaker 2: lot anywhere, so just trying to marry it up with
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Speaker 2: what you do. Make it systematic, make it tight, make
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Speaker 2: it make sense. I think we've kind of been able
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Speaker 2: to package it systematically to how make it resonate with
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Speaker 2: our guys and make it flexible enough so you can
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Speaker 2: you can carry different ideas on a week to week
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Speaker 2: basis and still be able to execute at a high level.
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Speaker 3: Thanks.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Coach Devin Witherspoon had a couple of penalties on one
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Speaker 5: play and then flew in and made a.
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Speaker 6: Tackle for loss.
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Speaker 5: Any coaching points for for him on the penalties and
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Speaker 5: was the play there? Kind of make it right moment?
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Speaker 1: The tackle for loss? Was that the was that a
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Speaker 1: red zone run?
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Speaker 2: Yes? Okay, yeah, so without getting all the details on it,
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Speaker 2: probably want some more clarification on one of the penalties.
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Speaker 2: So I want to try to make sure we're coaching
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Speaker 2: the right things and on that front, so I called
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Speaker 2: chuck that one up the cost.
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Speaker 1: Of doing business.
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Speaker 2: And then, uh, the one I think in the flat
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Speaker 2: probably I think Devin probably could have made a smarter
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Speaker 2: decision in that moment.
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Speaker 1: I haven't talked to him about it yet. I'm assuming that.
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Speaker 2: He thought that the guy probably could have caught the
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Speaker 2: ball or maybe he was tipped, so he ended up
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Speaker 2: pushing the guy. And then the the TfL that he
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Speaker 2: made was just a really high level football IQ play
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Speaker 2: given his responsibility for that in that formation and what
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Speaker 2: his job was in that play.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Thanks everyone. Can't wait to see you on Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks guys, Safe travels.