Speaker 1: Bad.
Speaker 2: What injury shoes? All? Right? Guys injuries from the game.
Speaker 2: Kevin Gibbons did have a torn peck. I'll end up
Speaker 2: going to i R. Christian McCaffrey was it p c
Speaker 2: L shouldn't need surgery, but still about a six week recovery,
Speaker 2: so he'll be going i R also. And the surprise
Speaker 2: one from the game was JP Mason ended up having
Speaker 2: a high ankle spring, so he's gonna have to go
Speaker 2: to i R most likely also. And that's it from
Speaker 2: the game. Go ahead, h.
Speaker 3: Updates on had Eric?
Speaker 1: God? What what is the planet? Running back? Obviously you
Speaker 1: have Grindo, but well you have to be added adding
Speaker 1: some people in that position.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we you know we have Grenda. Obviously he will
Speaker 2: be up. We got Patrick here, who was on who's
Speaker 2: on a practice squad? We will definitely be bumped up. Now,
Speaker 2: who was you know on our roster earlier in the
Speaker 2: year before Christian came back? And one most likely have
Speaker 2: to look for another.
Speaker 3: Hell, do you have any updates on the other guys
Speaker 3: who were injured before the game?
Speaker 2: Nick Trent, Yeah, I'll hit them all here. Banks is
Speaker 2: still in the protocol, Elliott's still in the protocol. Playing
Speaker 2: against fouls with his knee will be a day to
Speaker 2: day this week demo with his knee, we're expecting to
Speaker 2: get back and practice on Wednesday. Nick, same thing. We'll
Speaker 2: have to evaluate him and trying are kind of in
Speaker 2: the same boat. We're gonna have to evaluate as the
Speaker 2: week goes. And then I are guys green Law will
Speaker 2: continue to practice and how far we plan on open
Speaker 2: up in his practice win so window here on Ondnesday.
Speaker 3: As far as Teleno goes, would he have to play
Speaker 3: with some sort of device or cast or support on
Speaker 3: his wrist?
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, he's gonna have to have something on it.
Speaker 2: You know, he's tried a few things out. I'm exactly
Speaker 2: sure exactly what he's gonna have, but he's gonna have
Speaker 2: some things on it and see how that goes. This week.
Speaker 3: Also, news came out about Trent Williams and his wife
Speaker 3: losing their children at Earth. Is he going to take
Speaker 3: some time off for that as well?
Speaker 2: He did a little bit of that last week. You
Speaker 2: know something that happened that last week, and you know
Speaker 2: he was there at the hospital with her and got
Speaker 2: to meet him and say bye, and then he had
Speaker 2: a cremate him on Friday. So he's been dealing with
Speaker 2: that and he's working through it, but we're all just
Speaker 2: trying to be here for him through it all.
Speaker 1: What went in the decision to make Dobs the backup
Speaker 1: to party last last night just the type.
Speaker 2: Of game that we thought it could be. We had
Speaker 2: a feeling all week just looking at the forecast, and
Speaker 2: we knew it would be more of a running game
Speaker 2: and we wanted his that element added to it. We
Speaker 2: thought it could help in that way.
Speaker 3: Pallas, for as football goes, it seems like it's just
Speaker 3: a common theme of self inflicted mistakes that have been
Speaker 3: going on. I don't know how you address that or
Speaker 3: how you change that. I know it's different mistakes every week.
Speaker 3: What is how do you how do you actually to
Speaker 3: make those adjustments?
Speaker 2: I mean it's I mean when it's different things, it's
Speaker 2: you know, it's not really just an adjustment that you make.
Speaker 2: You got to keep coaching, You got to keep challenging guys.
Speaker 2: When if a guy continues to do the same mistakes,
Speaker 2: you got to try to find a different guy to
Speaker 2: put in there. You know, it's all of the above.
Speaker 2: So stuff we're continuing to work out. We haven't gotten
Speaker 2: it done. But it's one area in particular, so we
Speaker 2: got to work on getting more turnovers. Obviously, we've got
Speaker 2: to work on protecting the ball better, which came in
Speaker 2: three different ways, you know, one on the goal line,
Speaker 2: want to kick return, one on a slip ball throwing
Speaker 2: which killed us there in the second half, Simlar to
Speaker 2: Green Bay. But it's not one thing in particular, so
Speaker 2: a lot of things go into it.
Speaker 4: Carl, how do you process the the real life issues
Speaker 4: that you've had with with Trent and Mooney as a
Speaker 4: coach and as someone you know, as someone responsible for
Speaker 4: a team, and and get through that stuff with them.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's I mean the stuff that we do
Speaker 2: every day, you know. I mean, it's not not to
Speaker 2: the extreme and you got to deal with tragedies like this.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it's it's hard as a coach, it's
Speaker 2: hard as a friend. It's as hard as a family member.
Speaker 2: It's hard for everybody. But we spend a lot of
Speaker 2: time with each other, and that's what's cool about a
Speaker 2: football team. Whatever you go through, the good or the bad,
Speaker 2: we go through it together. And I do like for
Speaker 2: those guys because I do like thaty they have this,
Speaker 2: they have a group of guys, they can go to,
Speaker 2: a group of guys that can see him every day
Speaker 2: and you can escape that full grief and stuff. But
Speaker 2: I do think it's nice for those guys to have
Speaker 2: another avenue to get out on the football field, to
Speaker 2: get around teammates and things like that. You know, I
Speaker 2: thought it was a huge step by Moony this week
Speaker 2: just from a personal level. I mean, no one really
Speaker 2: when something like that happens, you don't really want to
Speaker 2: jump back into anything. You got to kind of make yourself.
Speaker 2: And I was real proud of him fighting through this
Speaker 2: week and even though it was hard, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: he didn't always want to do it, but he got
Speaker 2: through the week of practice, got through the game, and
Speaker 2: I think that was a real step for him just
Speaker 2: going forward with his life. And that's the thing everybody's
Speaker 2: got to do in those situations. But it's nice when
Speaker 2: you have a football team and stuff that you have
Speaker 2: a group of guys that year around every day and
Speaker 2: that you're close to with that can help you through it.
Speaker 4: But it's your understanding that Trent wants to get back
Speaker 4: out there when he's healthy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, definitely, Trent Trent's really trying to get back
Speaker 2: out here. We just got to just his ankles and
Speaker 2: healing the way we want, you know, we can't get
Speaker 2: the swelling down and stuff. So that's why, you know,
Speaker 2: it's that's why it's I'd like to say it's day
Speaker 2: to day, week to week because we're expecting the swallowing
Speaker 2: to go down and everything. It just hasn't. So I'm
Speaker 2: trying to be patient with and I know he's being
Speaker 2: patient with it, and hopefully it'll take a turn of
Speaker 2: the right direction this week. But there's it hasn't yet,
Speaker 2: you know, so there's no guarantees.
Speaker 3: When you look at all the issues with the team
Speaker 3: and how heavy this feels, all the different issues and
Speaker 3: the injuries, how do you keep everybody focused and you know,
Speaker 3: at a level where they can compete on the field
Speaker 3: on a Sunday.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's you have to. That's that's the challenge.
Speaker 2: Lots of things go on in life, but everybody does
Speaker 2: have a job to do, and so you've got to
Speaker 2: respect those challenges. You got to respect what people are
Speaker 2: going through, but you got to also help pull people
Speaker 2: together to do their job and you know, or a
Speaker 2: team that counts on everybody. But I don't think it's
Speaker 2: much different in the business world either. People go through
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff and but whatever their line of
Speaker 2: work is, they just have a responsibility to do so
Speaker 2: we all understand that fully and how hard it can
Speaker 2: be on someone. And I do think in a sports amosphere,
Speaker 2: in the team atmosphere, kind of like what I was
Speaker 2: saying earlier, it's nice for those guys to, you know,
Speaker 2: to have a team and stuff they can be around
Speaker 2: and I feel as alone. But you know that's not
Speaker 2: gonna you know, no one's going to judge your team
Speaker 2: off of that. They're going to judge it off of
Speaker 2: wins and losses. And those games come once a week
Speaker 2: and you got to put your plan together. You got
Speaker 2: to practice as hard as you can, and you got
Speaker 2: to get forty eight guys out there on the field
Speaker 2: and uniform that are going to help you win. And
Speaker 2: like with injuries, you can't always count on everybody, whether
Speaker 2: it's an injury or whether it's something tragic that happened.
Speaker 2: You know, people are going to go through some stuff
Speaker 2: and when that happens, we've got to have another guy
Speaker 2: step it up.
Speaker 3: With how the defensive played, have you been pleased and
Speaker 3: satisfied with the way Nick Saranton has been calling games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm very satisfied with Nick. I mean I'm not
Speaker 2: at all satisfied with the results and how it's going
Speaker 2: right now. But you know, some of the mistakes that
Speaker 2: we've made, I don't think or what's happened here in
Speaker 2: these last two weeks, I don't think that's a schematic issue.
Speaker 2: It's it's a little bit more of a fundamental issue.
Speaker 2: And that also starts with me. That goes to all coaching,
Speaker 2: and it goes down of players, goes to everyone in
Speaker 2: this building. So but you know, the results yet his
Speaker 2: last two weeks haven't changed my opinion on Nick.
Speaker 1: Sorry at Airport, it was already a pretty trying season
Speaker 1: for Christian before this. You know, he talked about the frustration.
Speaker 1: Have you had a chance to talk to him and
Speaker 1: just see where he is his injury.
Speaker 2: No, I haven't got a chance to talk to him.
Speaker 2: Just getting back, you know, five thirty in the morning
Speaker 2: last night, and just getting all this stuff finished up
Speaker 2: here a little bit ago, and I know he's been
Speaker 2: getting his MRIs and everything. So I'll connect with him
Speaker 2: here this afternoon. But I know it's you know, and
Speaker 2: I just feel for him, you know, he uh, you know,
Speaker 2: it was a real frustrating year for him. He worked
Speaker 2: his ass off to get back to this point, and
Speaker 2: I think he was really feeling good and about to
Speaker 2: take off and just had that real unfortunate injury last night.
Speaker 2: So I know he's as crushed as anyone. But he'll
Speaker 2: get through this. He's a hell of a player, of
Speaker 2: a person and an unbelievable forty nine er and he'll
Speaker 2: be back strong, stronger than ever next year to help us.
Speaker 1: Will brock Perdy be limited in practice this week or
Speaker 1: is he full go?
Speaker 2: Now? Brocks full go? He's he didn't even come in
Speaker 2: for rehab today, So on Brocks five, say a couple more.
Speaker 4: Now, how did you feel Ben Barges played his first
Speaker 4: start with forty nine ers?
Speaker 2: I was. I was impressed byle you know that. You know.
Speaker 2: I know he's got some ability and he's got a
Speaker 2: lot of ability and stuff, and we've enjoyed working with
Speaker 2: him here, but that was our first time going into
Speaker 2: a game with him, and I loved how he competed.
Speaker 2: I thought he blocked well. I thought he helped us
Speaker 2: in that game. So it was a good first start
Speaker 2: for him.
Speaker 1: You said last night, this team is as good as
Speaker 1: as I guess some of the others, which I guess
Speaker 1: by the record, And be like, yeah, did you mean
Speaker 1: from the talent perspectives? Do you mean when you consider
Speaker 1: all the injuries and and who is out there right
Speaker 1: now or here's problem or contact for your ments.
Speaker 2: I'm just answering a question that you know, when I
Speaker 2: constantly get asked about you know, there's this the thing
Speaker 2: I got asked, is this team not have the same
Speaker 2: fight as last year's team? And you know everything goes
Speaker 2: to the team the year before. And I was just
Speaker 2: trying to apply this isn't last year's team, and and
Speaker 2: so we wanted a reason for why our record is
Speaker 2: and as good as last year's And when it's asked
Speaker 2: about fighting and stuff, that's you know, I kind of
Speaker 2: I don't see that all that way. I was making
Speaker 2: the point that that this isn't last year's team. Last
Speaker 2: year's team was obviously a better team. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: just from the roster. I'm just saying from the beginning
Speaker 2: to end, the way we started out, the way we
Speaker 2: felled in training camp, throughout the whole year we've been
Speaker 2: trying to build that with this team. We've had times
Speaker 2: where we felt that we were on our on the
Speaker 2: right path to it, and then we've had some stepbacks
Speaker 2: that I think it's always been one step forward, two
Speaker 2: steps back second, and we really haven't had to. We
Speaker 2: really haven't grasped the full potential of this year's team.
Speaker 2: And that's why I don't like comparing it to last
Speaker 2: year's team or the year before.
Speaker 4: The yell guys, thank you, Kyle, all.
Speaker 2: Right, guess, thank you, thank you.
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