Speaker 1: Welcome to the Ravens Press Pass podcast. It is Monday,
Speaker 1: December eleventh, and the Ravens are coming off a thirty
Speaker 1: seven to thirty one win over the La Rams at
Speaker 1: Nancy Bak Stadium on Sunday. The win improved the Ravens
Speaker 1: at ten and three on the season. They are sitting
Speaker 1: at first place in the AFC and the AFC North
Speaker 1: and there's four games left in the regular season. After
Speaker 1: the game, head coach John Harble met with the media
Speaker 1: or his regular Monday afternoon press conference today.
Speaker 2: All right, great seeing everybody just.
Speaker 3: After action, reporting and looking at the game and taking
Speaker 3: everything we can from it in terms of opportunities to
Speaker 3: you know, continue to improve going forward. Real happy with
Speaker 3: the performance. Love the way the guys played, Love the
Speaker 3: way they fought. The plays that were made down the
Speaker 3: stretch and throughout the game, really that made the difference
Speaker 3: in the game. Those are all those are all the
Speaker 3: things they are exciting to watch and difference makers. December
Speaker 3: football all that. So that's been great and uh but
Speaker 3: really now we kind of turned our attention towards Jacksonville
Speaker 3: and we've got a real big, important conference game down
Speaker 3: there on Sunday night. Football and our guys will be
Speaker 3: focused on that after today.
Speaker 2: So what question do you have, John?
Speaker 4: Any more updates, especially in Kyle Hamilton as.
Speaker 2: Far as his dream.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Kyle looks like could be day to day. Uh
Speaker 3: So we'll see as we go through the week. I'll
Speaker 3: have a chance to play in this game. Devin might
Speaker 3: be a little more extended. We'll just we'll learn more
Speaker 3: as a week goes on. But it could be could
Speaker 3: be more than a week, So we'll just have to
Speaker 3: see Kyle.
Speaker 5: There's reports out there that it was an MCL spring.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's like not really getting into the
Speaker 3: diagnosis of exactly what it was.
Speaker 2: But he's day to day.
Speaker 6: John.
Speaker 7: We saw you rotate both offensive one went into that.
Speaker 7: Was that something you've discussed with them? Is that something
Speaker 7: you into doing more moving board?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the plan going forward. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: They both played pretty well, you know, I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: of course Pat I play like he always does, and
Speaker 3: then Daniel to get those reps in there, I think
Speaker 3: he had one probably that he went back. Other than that,
Speaker 3: I thought he played the rest of the really solid
Speaker 3: reps in there and did a good job just with
Speaker 3: the two situations with the guys physically, you know, Ronnie
Speaker 3: and Morgan. That helped us that they were all on
Speaker 3: board for it. The idea was to you know, split
Speaker 3: the workload up a little bit and uh, and also
Speaker 3: help Ronnie and Morgan be the strongest they could be
Speaker 3: in the fourth quarter. That was our thinking and it
Speaker 3: sure turned out to be a wise move. It was
Speaker 3: Joe D's idea, and I thought it was a really
Speaker 3: good idea worked out great.
Speaker 4: You would you would express optimism that the two weeks
Speaker 4: might be really good for Ronnie, and it looked like
Speaker 4: that was the case yesterday.
Speaker 2: Was that Was that your impression? Yeah, that was my impression. Child.
Speaker 3: He thought he had a good game, and you know,
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna build off that. Yeah, it looked
Speaker 3: really good.
Speaker 2: I'm in a tough We had a tough job with
Speaker 2: those guys.
Speaker 3: We had did a pretty good job of neutralizing number
Speaker 3: ninety nine and uh, and he had he had his plays,
Speaker 3: you know, he made some plays, but we also we
Speaker 3: got him blocked the number of times too. So I
Speaker 3: was kind of kind of proud of that for the
Speaker 3: guys and uh. But but when you do that, when
Speaker 3: you send so much attention to the one player, then
Speaker 3: you've got other other guys in one on one battles
Speaker 3: and they've got to win, so uh, and they did
Speaker 3: a pretty good job of that throughout the course of
Speaker 3: the game too.
Speaker 2: Overall, definitely a winning.
Speaker 6: Job, coach, twenty six rushes, four three pass steps we
Speaker 6: came with that balance?
Speaker 4: Or was that just basically looks like Kellen was giving
Speaker 4: you they were given yesterday as far as well.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think we had twenty five plays in
Speaker 3: two minutes, you know, so that's probably counts for a
Speaker 3: lot of that. When you're in two minute that often
Speaker 3: you're gonna have those are gonna be almost all passes,
Speaker 3: so uh, you know, it's probably that generally skewed more
Speaker 3: toward pass if you just look at it just just
Speaker 3: those numbers. But twenty five two minute plays probably had
Speaker 3: a lot to do with that. Coach, A couple of
Speaker 3: raps that wanted to ask you about after the game
Speaker 3: where Dell said he ran the wrong route that worked
Speaker 3: out in the touchdow.
Speaker 8: And also what did you see after looking at the
Speaker 8: from shot game and.
Speaker 2: That play that was missed there where it appeared.
Speaker 8: That he maybe slowed down or didn't understand the route.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think just general, that's all part of it.
Speaker 2: When you look at the national.
Speaker 3: Football the guy I can tell you that a lot
Speaker 3: of things aren't perfect out there.
Speaker 2: A lot of things.
Speaker 3: Our adjustments are made, whether it's somebody hears something a
Speaker 3: certain way or runs around a little differently, or takes
Speaker 3: off or scramble drills or whatever they do. I think
Speaker 3: that that kind of variance, you know, that kind of
Speaker 3: adjustment kind of thing, is all part of it. And
Speaker 3: sometimes you do hear the thing the wrong way, you
Speaker 3: don't do it quite right, or you know, the deep
Speaker 3: routes should be run full speed all the way through
Speaker 3: there all the time. Nine out of ten times you're
Speaker 3: probably not gonna get the ball, you know, so you
Speaker 3: don't want the one time to be maybe that you
Speaker 3: didn't think you're going to get the ball, maybe be
Speaker 3: the one that slows down a little bit. But I
Speaker 3: can tell you that Bait has been just specifically to shot.
Speaker 3: He's been running those routes all year fast. I mean
Speaker 3: he's been fast all year. He's been taking the top
Speaker 3: off coverage, doing a great job of that. He plays
Speaker 3: really hard, So you know, it's just just keep working
Speaker 3: on all those details, try to get better.
Speaker 2: Every single day at all the little things in the
Speaker 2: passing game.
Speaker 7: John, what do you.
Speaker 6: Think about Zay three touchdowns in the last two games
Speaker 6: for him, just the way that his game has matured
Speaker 6: to this point in his rookie season.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, you just work really hard for the opportunity
Speaker 3: that when it does come up, you know, you're prepared
Speaker 3: to make the play, and you make the play. I mean,
Speaker 3: third and seventeen after that crazy, you know, operation you know,
Speaker 3: what is it going to be?
Speaker 2: Was he down? Was he ups? What's the down distance?
Speaker 2: How many times? How many times are going to be?
Speaker 2: Nobody really knew.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, the time goes off the clock
Speaker 3: and we're in third and seventeen becomes a hugely critical
Speaker 3: play in the game because it's probably gonna be our
Speaker 3: only chance to win the game. And then Lamar and
Speaker 3: Zay come up with that play, you know, And I
Speaker 3: think that's just the outcome of a bunch of hard work,
Speaker 3: you know, throughout the course of the season on that
Speaker 3: particular route, but also scramble Lamar's move and he finds him.
Speaker 3: Jay makes the play on the run, makes the catch.
Speaker 3: I think the punk returns a lot like that too.
Speaker 3: You know, we were talking to our guys and you
Speaker 3: guys have asked me questions, you know, what's wrong with
Speaker 3: the pump return, what's wrong with this or that? It's like, well,
Speaker 3: we just keep working on it, you know. And you
Speaker 3: keep working every single every single practice, as you guys
Speaker 3: see on all the little details of everything you do,
Speaker 3: because no two players are ever the same.
Speaker 2: With the hope and the intention that.
Speaker 3: When a person a player gets in a situation, he's
Speaker 3: gonna be able to make a right choice and make
Speaker 3: a good play and all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 3: that kind of that advent moment happens, you know, So
Speaker 3: I think that's part of it.
Speaker 2: Was a and it's part of it with all the.
Speaker 9: Guys speaking of that of that touchdowns to day, Lamar
Speaker 9: talked last night about how Nelly said he was going
Speaker 9: to clear the safety out on that route to open
Speaker 9: up the back for his eight flowers. For for Nelly
Speaker 9: to kind of take on that selfless role, open it
Speaker 9: up for a teammate. What's it to say about about
Speaker 9: him and the kind of teammate he's been this season?
Speaker 3: Well, I tell you about Nelly, just like I don't
Speaker 3: know about he's I'm gonna decide to open it up.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's the route, you know, and he could
Speaker 3: have easily gotten the ball if the coverage has played
Speaker 3: a certain way. So but it played it played that way,
Speaker 3: and I think it's designed that way. If it goes
Speaker 3: that way, then you got you got two routes coming
Speaker 3: in behind an out route. But Nelly has played that
Speaker 3: way all season. He played that way the whole game.
Speaker 3: And he flies around. Man, he plays so hard every route.
Speaker 3: He runs just as perfect as he can. Every block.
Speaker 3: You see him run down the field chasing after blocks.
Speaker 3: You know, he's he's one of those leaders that you know,
Speaker 3: leads by example. He's also got a good way of
Speaker 3: saying things too. But he's he's selfless, yeah, because he
Speaker 3: does everything as hard as he can every single time.
Speaker 3: But also when he gets the ball, he's pretty darn
Speaker 3: good too. I mean, guys, he's made some great catches
Speaker 3: for us too, some big plays, and he did in
Speaker 3: this game. Here's too many catches in this game where
Speaker 3: the difference probably in the game.
Speaker 5: Year after watching the game, when he pump return touchdown.
Speaker 4: You know, since we last talk to you, anything kind
Speaker 4: of takes your eye about that play that you know,
Speaker 4: maybe you didn't see yesterday we talked teams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the thing about the pump return is kind of
Speaker 3: the example that of all the little things that go
Speaker 3: into it and all the individual battles that are taking
Speaker 3: place and choices that have to be made. I thought
Speaker 3: the gunner, we blocked the gunners really well the whole game,
Speaker 3: single and vice. Jalen Armor Davis's block on the first
Speaker 3: guy down the field was phenomenally good technique. You know,
Speaker 3: he had we call sea patch block. He did it
Speaker 3: exceptionally well. The vice was really good. We also had
Speaker 3: a finishing device. We had a peal and a climb,
Speaker 3: so we picked up an extra block there. I thought
Speaker 3: guys made great decisions on the verdict. The trail blocks.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you got to go put your hand across and
Speaker 3: make it. We had that happen twice. One time We've
Speaker 3: got the hand all across with Trenton Simpson and cut
Speaker 3: the guy off. The next time, the next block down
Speaker 3: the field was Charlie who went to go for the
Speaker 3: sea patch the front Jersey ended up getting his hand
Speaker 3: in front just kind of sealed him just enough and
Speaker 3: kept him off the cut him off the deal without
Speaker 3: putting his hands on his back.
Speaker 2: That's hard to do. Did a great job with that.
Speaker 3: And then downfield Josh Ross had a great climb block
Speaker 3: where he saw the returner coming, he saw the angle
Speaker 3: on his guy. He let one guy go climb to
Speaker 3: the next guy and cut him off. And then the
Speaker 3: last thing was Justice. Justice was the last peal guy
Speaker 3: to have no wherewithal not to run back up into
Speaker 3: the pile, but put a foot in the ground and
Speaker 3: get the.
Speaker 2: Next guy up field. I thought was tremendous.
Speaker 3: Those are all coaching points that we work on all
Speaker 3: the time, but to see it happen in real life,
Speaker 3: and then of course everybody saw Thailand's run, that's what
Speaker 3: made it happen.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was just a great run.
Speaker 8: But then your name was you know, taking guy punts
Speaker 8: and proven not long returns. It looked like it looks
Speaker 8: similar in a lot of ways to what tailand basso,
Speaker 8: just in terms of like the kind of alley that
Speaker 8: you guys for the return. I mean, is that how
Speaker 8: it is unfolds or is that like an actual play
Speaker 8: call for return and just the excution makes it looks
Speaker 8: as we supposed did.
Speaker 2: Right, that's a great question.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's an actual play call, but it's always
Speaker 3: a little bit different every time. But we're always trying
Speaker 3: to create an alley somewhere, so you can't always predict it.
Speaker 3: If the alley be all the way outside the coverage
Speaker 3: or it's one of those gaps we might call her
Speaker 3: lanes inside right down to the middle of the field,
Speaker 3: so you never know. That's when the guys always make
Speaker 3: adjustments based on how they we say, block them, how
Speaker 3: you find him. So you ended the block the way
Speaker 3: you find the block. A lot of times some how
Speaker 3: they're covering it, and that's kind of what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: The guys just did a good job in that one
Speaker 3: of adjusting and creating that scene. But then we had
Speaker 3: a guy come through there. You know, we couldn't get
Speaker 3: to and Thailand swung him off. You know, you talk
Speaker 3: about being strong and the balance it took to do that.
Speaker 3: You know, that's pretty pretty remarkable. But that's guy's got
Speaker 3: to make plays, you know, and he did it.
Speaker 4: There's some talk after the game that, you know, I
Speaker 4: think some of the Twitter officials felt like it was
Speaker 4: a block on the back by Colaire.
Speaker 2: You you think that was an absolutely legal block on
Speaker 2: that play. I know it was absolutely because I watched
Speaker 2: it on tape. It was absolutely lego. His hands are
Speaker 2: in front.
Speaker 3: For it to be a block in the back, you
Speaker 3: actually have to block the guy in the back, which
Speaker 3: he did not do.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter how he falls, it's.
Speaker 3: Whether it's where you contact him when where you're you
Speaker 3: were kind of nervous about about it or did it
Speaker 3: just go so fascinating?
Speaker 7: Really?
Speaker 2: No, it was more of a big picture thing. Ball
Speaker 2: here yesterday, rainy days, and yeah, that that was good.
Speaker 3: That was good our guys that I took it, took
Speaker 3: it the heart. You know, a couple of plays in
Speaker 3: there we'd like to have back for different reasons. But
Speaker 3: I thought the guys did a great job with that
Speaker 3: because they were punching the ball out and tackling the ball,
Speaker 3: and we had a lot of exchanges that Lamar did
Speaker 3: a great job and the backs did a great job
Speaker 3: with What were.
Speaker 5: You telling them?
Speaker 4: What were you telling the players about how you wanted
Speaker 4: them to manage the clock on that last drive of regulation?
Speaker 4: Were you were you wanting them to get out of
Speaker 4: bounce earlier in the drive to preserve as much time
Speaker 4: as possible, and then wanting them to let it run
Speaker 4: a little bit more later. What were you telling.
Speaker 3: Them, Yeah, we were trying. We wanted to drain the
Speaker 3: time we wanted. It just spends how it plays out.
Speaker 3: So we got down there with a little bit of time,
Speaker 3: and we wanted to try to drain as much time
Speaker 3: as we could at that point still get as many
Speaker 3: points as we could. But you also, you know, you
Speaker 3: don't know then you're basically deciding you want to get
Speaker 3: a touchdown, So you got to see how it goes.
Speaker 3: You know, if it's if it's early enough and you
Speaker 3: have to kick the field goal, tell about the end
Speaker 3: of the game. If it's if you have to kick
Speaker 3: the field goal.
Speaker 2: You do, then you want to have the time back.
Speaker 3: That's why the crazy play on the Lamar being down
Speaker 3: or not was such a and you never you didn't
Speaker 3: know at that point in time, who is going to
Speaker 3: benefit from time being left on the clock.
Speaker 2: There's just no way to know how to play it.
Speaker 3: So on the final drive, it was just kind of
Speaker 3: a matter of let's see how it plays out.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Once we got down there and the clock was down
Speaker 3: a little bit, I was playing for the last drive.
Speaker 3: To me, it was going to be we're down there,
Speaker 3: We've got Lamar Jackson and our playmakers. We're gonna try
Speaker 3: to score a touchdown here almost no matter.
Speaker 2: What, you know.
Speaker 3: Then as we were talking during the game, it was like, well,
Speaker 3: how far back fourth and what you know?
Speaker 2: Would you kick it?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, fourth in a whole lot, you know,
Speaker 3: we're probably gonna go for most anything right here. And
Speaker 3: then it ended up being seventeen, which was surprising, but
Speaker 3: we scored so and then then I was happy that
Speaker 3: the time had run down, you know, it gave them
Speaker 3: less time, and then they had to burn a time
Speaker 3: out and ended up having to throw into the end
Speaker 3: zone at.
Speaker 2: Third and six.
Speaker 3: So it all, it all worked out, really, it worked
Speaker 3: out well for us the way it turned out.
Speaker 8: John to Mary Williams's window, I think Kens tomorrow is
Speaker 8: the plan to bring him on the roster or.
Speaker 2: Is the decision not been made yet? The plans to
Speaker 2: bring him on the roster.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't talked to Eric yet about the details
Speaker 3: of it, but that would be my anticipation.
Speaker 10: Dubernas to miss more time. Are you okay name Titler
Speaker 10: ballas as your starter for returns.
Speaker 2: I think he's earned it.
Speaker 3: I think he's heard it, you know, and don't dis
Speaker 3: kind of hard those catches were, right, Those are some
Speaker 3: tough catches out there, Lamar.
Speaker 1: Shots of the course of the game, your negfound and
Speaker 1: three touchdowns the top.
Speaker 9: Seat and kind of player was getting the ball down
Speaker 9: the field? Was that a point of emphasis.
Speaker 6: Coming into this game?
Speaker 8: Is I just kind of being played out? Well?
Speaker 3: I think getting the ball down the field is a
Speaker 3: point of emphasis really every week, Garrett. But there's different
Speaker 3: ways to do it. The double moves were a point
Speaker 3: of emphasis against. You know, the defense are kind of
Speaker 3: aggressive in certain situations. We had a couple of play
Speaker 3: action shots also, and then the way it worked out,
Speaker 3: you know, you don't necessarily expect a rail route to
Speaker 3: come wide open like that, but it did. For Lamar
Speaker 3: to see it, I thought was really for Lamar to
Speaker 3: see those two guys downfield is pretty pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: And we'll keep working on that. That's a that's a
Speaker 2: big part of it.
Speaker 3: Better we can get throwing the ball down the field,
Speaker 3: you know, we're gonna be a lot tough to deal with.
Speaker 10: John looked like Marlon was struggling a little on that.
Speaker 7: Last drive that Ross says he's still kind of getting.
Speaker 3: Fully healthy after the cap injured, And how would you
Speaker 3: sort of explain. Yeah, you know, if you watch the
Speaker 3: whole game, which I did, I think he had he
Speaker 3: had numerous really good plays where he was in great
Speaker 3: coverage and was just pretty dominant, and then you know
Speaker 3: there were some tougher plays out there. But he hasn't
Speaker 3: he hasn't played in a few weeks. He's been kind
Speaker 3: of on and off with this kind of nagging kind
Speaker 3: of injury things. So to me, I kind of attributed
Speaker 3: to that. I think more he plays and more he practices,
Speaker 3: gets his technique right. Marlon Humphrey is the least my concerns.
Speaker 3: You know, he's he's a great football player and he's
Speaker 3: very conscientious. I know he's going to play great football
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 6: John, What is it about that type of scheme that
Speaker 6: the Rams run and teams like the Dolphins of the
Speaker 6: Notiners they do that same type of schematic concepts with
Speaker 6: their passing game? What is it about what they do
Speaker 6: in the passing and it makes it kind of difficult
Speaker 6: to defend?
Speaker 3: Well, I think the best thing that they he did
Speaker 3: was they made plays. I mean Stafford. He hangs in
Speaker 3: there and makes throws.
Speaker 2: That's kind of it's built around it.
Speaker 3: There are all those offenses that you know, you talk
Speaker 3: about them being structurally in the same family, which they
Speaker 3: kind of are, but they're all built around the way
Speaker 3: the quarterback plays, and every offense is I mean, every
Speaker 3: offense is going to reflect the quarterback. He watched the
Speaker 3: game last night. Their offenses are reflect the way the
Speaker 3: quarterback plays. So the way Stafford plays is you know,
Speaker 3: he he he likes to operate the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 3: He likes to run the clock down. He likes to
Speaker 3: try to find the best play. So they're built that way.
Speaker 3: He was the same way in Detroit. And then he'll
Speaker 3: hang in there and make certain throws, and he throws
Speaker 3: the spots in the field where he expects guys to
Speaker 3: show up. And then he's got a couple of guys
Speaker 3: that do it, you know, Number ten and number seventeen,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: Cup and the Kua.
Speaker 3: They're kind of built for that, and they made they
Speaker 3: showed up under some balls that you know, you like,
Speaker 3: where's he throwing sometimes and all of a sudden they're
Speaker 3: making a diving catch to make the play so then
Speaker 3: you got to hand it to him. I mean, that's
Speaker 3: that's NFL football, you know, and they do it. They
Speaker 3: do it at a high level, and they made their
Speaker 3: plays and we made our plays.
Speaker 2: John, you do.
Speaker 7: Have a stretch down him up with you know, Jacksonville
Speaker 7: and San Francisco minding division leaders for the next few weeks.
Speaker 6: How much do you think that will help prepare.
Speaker 2: This team for you know, going into that that next season. Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: it will prepare us.
Speaker 3: You know, we've talked about that last night, you know,
Speaker 3: and that's really what it's all about. But really what
Speaker 3: we're going to be focusing on is doing the best
Speaker 3: we can to win that game and what we're going
Speaker 3: to consider a playoff type of environment and a playoff
Speaker 3: type of a game, you know that that kind of
Speaker 3: kind of stakes, you know, So that's how our guys.
Speaker 2: I look at him just kind of like.
Speaker 5: The title for a second, when you go back to camp,
Speaker 5: and I don't know if he was you considered him
Speaker 5: a bubble guy or not, But but what about him?
Speaker 5: You know, made this made this team for you? Obviously
Speaker 5: you've been here and made some plays over the past
Speaker 5: few years, but what about him, you know, put him
Speaker 5: on the team.
Speaker 3: I guess, well, I mean, you know, I don't know
Speaker 3: that he was. I know he felt that way because
Speaker 3: I saw I saw he said. You know, I don't
Speaker 3: think he was really as much jeopard as he thinks
Speaker 3: he was, because he's always been so talented. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's not a guy we've ever doubted his ability and
Speaker 3: his talent. I think he's had some nagging injuries and
Speaker 3: had some slow starts to certain seasons. If you look back,
Speaker 3: he had some training camp issues, like two years.
Speaker 2: In a row.
Speaker 3: But for him to overcome that what I look at,
Speaker 3: you know, and to keep kind of kind of keep
Speaker 3: bouncing back, and then you know, we bring in the
Speaker 3: receiving group. Him and Devin had to deal with all
Speaker 3: the receivers that we're in here now. So they weren't
Speaker 3: going to get as much of a chance. Just it
Speaker 3: was a fact, it was reality. But they both handled
Speaker 3: it with this great class. And Thailand was, you know,
Speaker 3: nothing but hard work and positive attitude, you know, all
Speaker 3: the way through, just always praying for his opportunity and
Speaker 3: hoping for his opportunity. And then he gets it and
Speaker 3: you see what he did with it. That's just that's
Speaker 3: a great story to me. You know, that's a pretty
Speaker 3: wonderful thing.
Speaker 8: John with Lamara, he maybe have he side think porn here,
Speaker 8: but we thought he really dynamic as a scrammar which
Speaker 8: obviously we know he could do. The office thought and
Speaker 8: especially in that he went con version and be just
Speaker 8: very very smart about his high movement five times started
Speaker 8: flying to day, I guess what kind of suck if
Speaker 8: you know, having moved in the pocket and also a
Speaker 8: breaking structure and.
Speaker 7: Field on it.
Speaker 3: It's to me, it's a very good observation because, like
Speaker 3: we say, you kind of your offense reflects the quarterback
Speaker 3: and you build it around that. So Lamar and there's
Speaker 3: gonna be times we've seen in the past where he'll
Speaker 3: try to do that and it might get him. You know,
Speaker 3: sometimes they do, and you know it was like, oh
Speaker 3: that's a bad play. It happens, but it's the NFL.
Speaker 3: But his pocket awareness, his ability to move in the pocket,
Speaker 3: I thought the offensive line was phenomenal about staying you know, shit,
Speaker 3: you mirroring their block and not holding in those situations.
Speaker 3: They did a great job of that, and he was
Speaker 3: able to kind of break loose and make some throws
Speaker 3: or some runs you know the run on the third
Speaker 3: down that came up two yards short on their sideline
Speaker 3: over there to get Tucker even closer in field goal range,
Speaker 3: and that in that day, that was a big deal.
Speaker 3: I told him that coming office, and you did your
Speaker 3: kick or a big favor right there to help help
Speaker 3: him make that kick. So probably one of his best days.
Speaker 3: And I just feel like Lamar. I think Lamar played
Speaker 3: one of the best quarter back games yesterday that you
Speaker 3: can play all in all, and he did it kind
Speaker 3: of the way he plays, you know, but he also
Speaker 3: did it very within the structure initially and kind of throughout,
Speaker 3: but also with his flare outside of the structure and
Speaker 3: did it in a safe way. I mean, he kept
Speaker 3: the ball protected and on a day like that, like
Speaker 3: you said, that was a really big deal.
Speaker 10: Talked about so many plays to lead for explanation. You
Speaker 10: plan on doing that with any of them from Sunday's game,
Speaker 10: maybe the defensive passenger here as a model at humph
Speaker 10: or the play where Jordan Stout was contacted during the pun.
Speaker 3: Right, we will that's what you do. Try to learn,
Speaker 3: you know, what the thoughts were on it. So we'll
Speaker 3: do that.
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