Speaker 1: That's injuries from the game. JP Mason had a shoulder returned,
Speaker 1: but then Dinnett, I mean then left and it was
Speaker 1: just in case of emergency, stayed available. Malice Mustafa had
Speaker 1: an ankle.
Speaker 2: Never returned, Aaron Banks cramps, and Matt Wright had a
Speaker 2: shoulder go ahead any x rays Mustafa. No, they believe
Speaker 2: it's a low. Yeah, is there a.
Speaker 3: Point there when you don't have Mason obviously you don't
Speaker 3: have Christian and all the other guys in your list.
Speaker 3: You're going, how were we abandonating this together? Or you
Speaker 3: just think I got the guys We're gonna win this
Speaker 3: thing anyway?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I mean with Deebo also, I
Speaker 2: mean towards the end, you know, in the last the
Speaker 2: last possession what's his name or Toronto Blank Taylor, he
Speaker 2: got hurt. So I was afraid that we were down
Speaker 2: to our last one with Isac, especially when he got
Speaker 2: that long run. I was smart of him giving that
Speaker 2: touchdown of Juice, But I did get worried right then.
Speaker 2: Before that, though, we had enough guys, especially with Debo
Speaker 2: being able to help out and do all that stuff too,
Speaker 2: so we're all right. Yeah, he thought he was gonna
Speaker 2: be already went back in and it just hurt him
Speaker 2: too much, so he went out. I think I think
Speaker 2: that was the first play and then he was out.
Speaker 2: Just a case of emergency. Serious, I don't know, you
Speaker 2: never know. I mean, adrenaline on these days, I mean
Speaker 2: during games is a little bit different. We'll find out
Speaker 2: more tomorrow when that's down and get the X rays
Speaker 2: and stuff.
Speaker 3: Was going through your mind when you guys had the
Speaker 3: twenty point league give up the kickoff and then next
Speaker 3: thing you know, you know, they have the ball with
Speaker 3: a chance to take the lead.
Speaker 2: Just I mean, I'm not going to go to what's
Speaker 2: happened on our last two losses. Was just staying locked in,
Speaker 2: not trying to get any negative feelings and just trying
Speaker 2: to do it one play at a time. Uh, you
Speaker 2: try to keep our team that way. But it's not
Speaker 2: like I talked to a bunch of people right then,
Speaker 2: So just calling plays and stuff, you just you don't
Speaker 2: try to think that way. Our goal is to be
Speaker 2: locked in the entire game, regardless of what the score will.
Speaker 2: And I thought the guys played like that or that?
Speaker 2: Which one there's two of them. The first one was awesome.
Speaker 2: That was a long third down, had a you know,
Speaker 2: we're obviously struggling in the red zone to make a
Speaker 2: big play like that. I think it was third and
Speaker 2: goal from I want to say the ten, but that
Speaker 2: was huge. It was a dime right in the corner.
Speaker 2: It was a hell of her out and catch by George.
Speaker 2: And then I thought the second one was just as impressive.
Speaker 2: It called a looky to ba. They played a covers
Speaker 2: with two people a on him and he went across
Speaker 2: the board and had a hell of a throat to
Speaker 2: George Broke.
Speaker 3: About some of the red zone stuff. He said, maybe
Speaker 3: he's just got to be more decisive something like that.
Speaker 3: You know, he pulled the trigger. Did you have that
Speaker 3: conversation with him? And do you think he did that
Speaker 3: more tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think the hard thing in the
Speaker 2: red zone is there's there's not one theme. So I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a few plays and Brock's saying that because there's
Speaker 2: a few plays he could have been more decisive on
Speaker 2: and had. But that's not the whole red zone struggles.
Speaker 2: But when you struggle running the ball, have some we
Speaker 2: don't didn't have a lot of great looks, and then
Speaker 2: you miss a few that we could have scored on
Speaker 2: and Broxton always owned up to that stuff, but that
Speaker 2: wasn't really the theme. He was real decisive today. Made
Speaker 2: two big time throws there on third down and it
Speaker 2: was a step from my direction. At least got a
Speaker 2: challenge that you made that you didn't win there.
Speaker 3: What were you told in terms of what angle they saw?
Speaker 2: Whoever you know, let.
Speaker 3: You know, and then what was the explanation that they did.
Speaker 2: It was awesome by hamp He because he said he
Speaker 2: could tell by how the guy's hand moved that the
Speaker 2: ball hit him and and then that's all he saw.
Speaker 2: But it was he could one hundred percent see the ball,
Speaker 2: but he said, you could tell how the hand moved.
Speaker 2: And with it being Thursday night football, I thought for
Speaker 2: sure they'd have a bunch of camera angles. So once
Speaker 2: he believed that it happened, we threw it thinking we
Speaker 2: get some better angles. And then they just told me
Speaker 2: that he didn't. And then about two minutes later, two
Speaker 2: minutes later, I heard all the guys in the box
Speaker 2: set freaking out saying they saw another angle and it
Speaker 2: wasn't fumble, so that they didn't have Yeah, they only
Speaker 2: know what they see, so they didn't see I think
Speaker 2: what everyone else saw on TV hamp Yuh, Brian Hampton.
Speaker 1: I mean Bernardo brings interception there, came in a really
Speaker 1: good time. So just how did he make that play?
Speaker 2: And it just what did you see it? That was huge?
Speaker 2: I mean I just saw it. Looked like they sailed
Speaker 2: it a little bit over DK or maybe under through
Speaker 2: it and he cut in front of him. It was
Speaker 2: a hell of a play by him. Hell of a
Speaker 2: job by Mallick too getting in the pick. Uh. I
Speaker 2: thought a rookie stepped up big time today. Uh, all
Speaker 2: of 'em. But Bernardo was huge coming in for Mooney.
Speaker 2: You know, Mooney was a game time decision. Tried to
Speaker 2: get him going, he tried to go, but the workout
Speaker 2: then go well before the game and Bernardo and the
Speaker 2: whole defense stepped it up.
Speaker 3: Came to space some of these games before, you know,
Speaker 3: early in the season when things aren't going right, has
Speaker 3: won a lot of them. Is that something you communicate
Speaker 3: to them? But do you feel it in a week
Speaker 3: like this where this team just has the feeling that
Speaker 3: it's gonna be able to pull a game.
Speaker 2: Like this out. No, I mean you you know that
Speaker 2: wors sick about those two losses that we had, and
Speaker 2: we know, you know, I talked about some heart losses
Speaker 2: are harder than others, and when you feel like you
Speaker 2: had those one, especially division games, that's made us sick
Speaker 2: about it. And you know, we've gone on a stretch
Speaker 2: here the last two years where we've won a lot
Speaker 2: of games in a row and a lot of the
Speaker 2: fourth quarters, and some of those wins strings these last
Speaker 2: two years haven't been that tight. Guys have been able
Speaker 2: to relax a little bit and stuff, and we've been
Speaker 2: talking about how these two losses are a reminder and
Speaker 2: how the NFL works, and I think we got a
Speaker 2: little spoiled in that way of just human nature of
Speaker 2: sometimes feeling too relaxed, and you can never feel too relaxed.
Speaker 2: I thought we played real well in the second half,
Speaker 2: but that doesn't mean it's easy to win, and it's
Speaker 2: some kind of I mean, that's how it works. We
Speaker 2: played well, they played well, they came back and made
Speaker 2: some plays which made it tighter, and I was glad
Speaker 2: that our guys could fight through that realize that games
Speaker 2: are really never over where you can just sit and
Speaker 2: chill in the fourth quarter. You got to go beginning
Speaker 2: to the end, and we got that experience today. I mean,
Speaker 2: you always feel like guys are close. I mean, we
Speaker 2: were running the ball pretty well all day. You know
Speaker 2: when they're going to really commit to stop in the
Speaker 2: run and try to getting those eight man fronts. We
Speaker 2: got a good bounce read where we got outside and
Speaker 2: usually when there's not two safeties there, which I don't
Speaker 2: think there were, you break them. And he's got the
Speaker 2: speed to do it. And it's said he's a hair
Speaker 2: an eyelash slower than Raheem and they had a pretty
Speaker 2: fast guy chasing him, but he said he was he
Speaker 2: wanted to give that to Jews. So it ended up
Speaker 2: working out well. Got to run more time off the clock.
Speaker 2: Hell no, we wanted to score. And I don't think
Speaker 2: he's slid and that's what he's claiming. I think he
Speaker 2: got I think twenty one is a fast player and
Speaker 2: he got him a little bit there. Then I think
Speaker 2: I'll see it. You guys saw it. But ended up
Speaker 2: working out better for us, Not really. I mean it's
Speaker 2: you know, he wouldn't have done that anyway tonight, just
Speaker 2: you know, being on an injury. And I think Demo
Speaker 2: is one of the best corners in the league. I
Speaker 2: love Demo, and we got a young rookie and Ronaldo
Speaker 2: stepping up. I think Ikes done a hell of a job,
Speaker 2: and I think we got a lot of players in
Speaker 2: our secondary. It was close enough to where it was
Speaker 2: a game time decision. You know, he went and worked
Speaker 2: out and it was close. But kind of go.
Speaker 3: Another Seal teams blunder. I guess you would say, uh,
Speaker 3: what can you do about that? Now? You were you know,
Speaker 3: there's like one a game. Now, how do you go
Speaker 3: in there?
Speaker 1: Do you get them?
Speaker 3: Holl what? What?
Speaker 2: What can happen now? I mean, though, you know, I
Speaker 2: thought the special teams made some plays today. They they
Speaker 2: got a they got a fumble for us, a huge recovery,
Speaker 2: which forget whether I let a field goal or touchdown.
Speaker 2: Last week they scored a touchdown with a block kick
Speaker 2: returned for a touchdown. I thought, you know, we didn't
Speaker 2: have a great kickoff and and from what I saw live,
Speaker 2: we had an un block guy who missed a tackle
Speaker 2: and then they hit the lane. So we got to
Speaker 2: get better at tackling. We'd love to get a better
Speaker 2: kickoff and stuff, and we got to keep challenging us
Speaker 2: ourselves as coaches, our players, everybody, you know, especially when
Speaker 2: he got some guys down on defense. It does you
Speaker 2: guys can see that, and it's it's even worse on
Speaker 2: special teams when that happens. But we got to do better.
Speaker 2: But I was I'm still happy they made some play
Speaker 2: today too. Hell no, I don't. I don't know how
Speaker 2: I feel about that anymore. When they break through and
Speaker 2: they're the only line left, I would never be. The
Speaker 2: coaches says, just let him score. But dang, that's two
Speaker 2: weeks in a row and I just got his name
Speaker 2: last night, and Matt was unbelievable today. He was three
Speaker 2: for three on field goals and that was huge for
Speaker 2: him to stop him. I mean, they looked like they
Speaker 2: could have scored if he wasn't there. So I just
Speaker 2: hope he's all right. The first time I seen him. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But yeah, you guys, I mean, I don't waste thoughts
Speaker 2: and stuff that I don't need to know, you know,
Speaker 2: Like same with all of your injury questions. I really
Speaker 2: don't learn stuff I don't need to know. Right at
Speaker 2: the full line, Yeah, you'd like that, And it was
Speaker 2: something that you know, he was struggling with a little bit,
Speaker 2: so when that happened, you try to get more air
Speaker 2: on it, so it gives our time, our guys time
Speaker 2: to get down there. But it obviously it didn't work
Speaker 2: all right, guys appreciate it all right, Thanks guys. H.