Speaker 1: All right, Spencer Burford calf will not practice planning and
Speaker 1: fouls calf no practice, Perty elbow no practice, Robert Beale
Speaker 1: ankle no practice, Lennard Floyd's shoulder no practice. Mckivitz knee
Speaker 1: no practice, Bosa knee no practice, Debo rib slash, wrists
Speaker 1: no practice, Kittle inkle slash, hamstring no practice, Demo's shoulder
Speaker 1: no practice, item pelvis no practice, Ricky Purcell illness, chest limited,
Speaker 1: gy R Brown inkle limited.
Speaker 2: That's it, will you? Yes, I'm ready to go.
Speaker 3: Have you made a decision on starting quarterback?
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess stops.
Speaker 3: Is that offensive line related?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yeah? What have you seeing from him and practices
Speaker 2: this this season?
Speaker 4: Colf, He's been great, him and Brandon, So you know,
Speaker 4: they've been two good guys have there. You know, I've
Speaker 4: kind of looked at both of them as are two
Speaker 4: throughout the year, kind of a little bit what I
Speaker 4: said in preseason. But they both have done really good
Speaker 4: looks on scout team, they split all the reps there,
Speaker 4: They're always ready. I mean, just they both prepare like
Speaker 4: they're going to be a starter every week. So maybe
Speaker 4: they've been great.
Speaker 1: You kept Mordecai also on the practice spots. What was
Speaker 1: it different having four quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: Just because we you know, we don't want to lose
Speaker 4: Stanner and you know it's always tough having for just
Speaker 4: because of the reps. So I mean that's kind of
Speaker 4: I mean Nick Molins his first year, I think he
Speaker 4: was a fourth and you know he got scout team
Speaker 4: reps at safety until basically his first start. So that
Speaker 4: does happen. You gotta find ways to get the work in.
Speaker 4: But uh, he's taken advantage of his time here too.
Speaker 5: It just sort of an opportunity to get a lot
Speaker 5: of young players reps with the first team in.
Speaker 2: Practice any game.
Speaker 4: Not really, I mean it's you just rosters, aren't bill
Speaker 4: like that you get to sit five to seven. I
Speaker 4: mean you can sit seven if you bring up two
Speaker 4: practice squad guys and you know, just sait there until
Speaker 4: every guy who's a veteran is going to be the backup.
Speaker 2: And play special teams.
Speaker 4: So I mean there's you know, guys are banged up
Speaker 4: and stuff like that where they've just been barely get
Speaker 4: into game day and things like that. You got to
Speaker 4: be smart with those things and that kind of I
Speaker 4: wouldn't want to play any of those guys or anything
Speaker 4: like that, but it's it's not what people think. We
Speaker 4: don't have rosters like that really anywhere, and you got
Speaker 4: to balance it out to make sure you got forty
Speaker 4: eight guys who can play.
Speaker 5: Some of those guys like Deebo and Kittle and Nick
Speaker 5: is that more? Are you worried about their availability for
Speaker 5: this speakers?
Speaker 4: Just because it's the short term of from I mean,
Speaker 4: we're only a day remove, so I think that's why
Speaker 4: there's a lot more on there than usual. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean with it being a short week and where
Speaker 4: we're at here being the last game of the season,
Speaker 4: I mean we're not gonna ask guys to play through
Speaker 4: some injuries and stuff like that. So I mean none
Speaker 4: of these are too serious. Some are more serious than others.
Speaker 4: So hopefully these guys feel better as the week os
Speaker 4: and you can get into practice tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Girl mentioned that over the course of this season, him
Speaker 5: and Ricky stayed after to build that chemistry run extra rounds.
Speaker 5: Is that something that you encourage your young wide receivers
Speaker 5: to do with their quarterback or is that entirely self motivated.
Speaker 4: I mean it's something I encourage everybody to do. Veterans
Speaker 4: wide receivers, running backs. You know, if you want to
Speaker 4: really detail stuff and get really good at your craft,
Speaker 4: you got to always put in the extra work. There's
Speaker 4: not especially when you don't get an off season. I
Speaker 4: mean off seasons where you know you hope that you
Speaker 4: can get one with the rules, you hope you can
Speaker 4: get it in OTAs, and you hope you get in training camp.
Speaker 4: That's really where you develop the muscle memory. In the season,
Speaker 4: you're kind of just running a few reps, trying to
Speaker 4: get ready for the looks that are on game day.
Speaker 4: So if you ever want to like go over extra stuff,
Speaker 4: it always has to be after. It has to be
Speaker 4: extra and it gets harder as the season goes because
Speaker 4: guys do tire out. But I think it's one of
Speaker 4: the most important things between a quarterback and everyone he
Speaker 4: throws too. Are there any.
Speaker 5: Reason you kind of got away from the run in
Speaker 5: the second half.
Speaker 3: Of the game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I thought we needed to throw it to win.
Speaker 4: You know, I think I threw like sixteen times in
Speaker 4: a row, which I think I didn't plan on doing that,
Speaker 4: but also didnt plan on having some of those penalties.
Speaker 4: Got into some second and twenties, got into we had
Speaker 4: a first and fifteen, then a delayed game that went
Speaker 4: into a second and twenty, then then we had a
Speaker 4: two minute drive trying to come back down two scores.
Speaker 2: So I think that's why I got out of hand.
Speaker 4: But you know, our plan going into that game was
Speaker 4: we knew we were gonna have to throw it a
Speaker 4: lot more to.
Speaker 2: Win at all.
Speaker 3: Related to new offensive linemen, that teaching the new guys
Speaker 3: the run game is a little harder than path protection.
Speaker 4: To a degree, but also has to do with how
Speaker 4: their defense was built. You know, I thought it was
Speaker 4: easier to get yards throwing the ball than running, and
Speaker 4: when you're in a game where you feel you got
Speaker 4: to score every series, you're not going to be as
Speaker 4: patient with something that. I mean, they're a real good
Speaker 4: run defense the way they commit to it. You know,
Speaker 4: I think they were fourth in the league regards to
Speaker 4: their injuries. They've their style of defense is tough to
Speaker 4: run the ball against, and when you have some different
Speaker 4: alignment in there, it's a little tougher to block against.
Speaker 4: And the combination of that with what I thought we
Speaker 4: do in the past game, it's gonna take the higher
Speaker 4: percentage place to attempt to try to score over forty.
Speaker 3: I think in the going into the twenty eighteen finale,
Speaker 3: you knew that George Kittle was close to that record
Speaker 3: and you made it a point to get him the ball.
Speaker 3: Are are there any things that you're kind of aware
Speaker 3: of going into this game? And if if a guy
Speaker 3: is close to a milestone, will there will there be
Speaker 3: somebody in your ear during the game that says, hey,
Speaker 3: you know, Juwan needs you know, eight more yards to
Speaker 3: reach a thousand, that sort.
Speaker 4: Of thing like seventy Yeah, people will be in yeah,
Speaker 4: seventy seven, All right, Okay, keep that down.
Speaker 2: Sure, Jewan will tell me too. But yeah, you love that.
Speaker 4: You always want to do that stuff for guys, especially
Speaker 4: in a situation where you can think about it like
Speaker 4: it's insulting to think about it. Just the situation everyone
Speaker 4: if you're competing for a playoff spot or something like that.
Speaker 2: But always, and you know, I would love to help
Speaker 2: that out for guys. You got to be somewhat care
Speaker 2: full of it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I remember last year watching the Rams trying
Speaker 4: to get Pooka the record, which I know they wanted
Speaker 4: to get him in and out, so we were doing
Speaker 4: everything we could to deny him the ball.
Speaker 2: I remember he came to the sidelines on like a
Speaker 2: one yard game and I told.
Speaker 4: Him, it's like, yeah, Sewn's gonna have to play you
Speaker 4: to the end of this game because we're not giving
Speaker 4: you your record, and he just laughed and I laughed
Speaker 4: at it. But that's you know, we're not playing the
Speaker 4: next week. So I'd love to help guys do that out.
Speaker 1: Will you assess yourself this offseason how you feel you
Speaker 1: did compared to other seasons that you've had in the NFL.
Speaker 2: You've been around so long, wondering if that's the process
Speaker 2: that you would do and if that would be No,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do that this year. Yeah. I do
Speaker 2: that every day every year, every play, every second.
Speaker 3: So I have another Bobby Turner. But yeah, he's the
Speaker 3: oldest position coach in the NFL. Uh does he? I
Speaker 3: know he's very routine oriented.
Speaker 2: He has he changed all this year at Parson Energy
Speaker 2: is Yeah. I mean he is definitely like a clock.
Speaker 4: But I think he's you know, Bobby had got some
Speaker 4: surgeries a couple of years ago take care of his
Speaker 4: knees and stuff like that, and now he's got a
Speaker 4: pep back in his step, he's not limping, he's moving good.
Speaker 4: I think Bobby seems closer now than how he did
Speaker 4: when I first started working with him fifteen years ago
Speaker 4: or ten years how many ever years ago it wasn't
Speaker 4: Washington was the first time I worked with him, and
Speaker 4: I see, I think he's closer to that now that
Speaker 4: he was two years ago.
Speaker 5: What's your favorite Bobby tea memory?
Speaker 2: There's a new one every day now we just Bob.
Speaker 4: I don't have one in particular, I mean probably listening
Speaker 4: to him in the office next to me. Talked to
Speaker 4: Siri and asked Siri how to get a peach pass
Speaker 4: to avoid the traffic when we lived in Georgia together,
Speaker 4: and I finally to go and tell him Siri he
Speaker 4: can't do that, and to listen to him explain it
Speaker 4: to Siri, and no, the lane with the peach of
Speaker 4: on the road, and I want one of the passes
Speaker 4: to avoid the traffic.
Speaker 2: And so we had to help and way out with that.
Speaker 4: But that's that was Bobby with technology, and he's gotten
Speaker 4: better with it. But little things like that we get
Speaker 4: a kick out of.
Speaker 5: Are you frustrated with your individual performance this season or
Speaker 5: do you feel like you control the things you could control.
Speaker 4: I don't understand how to answer that question. I work
Speaker 4: as hard as I can in my individual performance, so
Speaker 4: I'm frustrated with our season. I'm responsible for everything, so
Speaker 4: I think you can figure that out.
Speaker 3: On the play that Brockott hurt the shape, Hey, blitz.
Speaker 1: Is from the from the slot.
Speaker 3: I don't think rock and see him. It's to his blindside.
Speaker 3: Who's what's the responsibility on on a blitz like that?
Speaker 4: You're hot, they brought two to the back. You need
Speaker 4: to throw it hot. He didn't see it. You need
Speaker 4: to see it.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 4: Line ended up falling into the mic blitzing and then
Speaker 4: hopefully the hat back can save that since the line
Speaker 4: took his guy and they can fall into that. But
Speaker 4: you're hot on the situation and you need to get
Speaker 4: rid of it.
Speaker 3: Half back do the right thing and going towards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he tried to get to him, but yeah, but
Speaker 2: you can't count on it. And there's two guys coming and
Speaker 2: gotta get rid of the ball. That's it, all right,
Speaker 2: all right, thanks guys,