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Speaker 1: So let's roll. Head Coach Brian Callahan, Thanks so much
Speaker 1: for joining us on this Monday. I would say, it's
Speaker 1: good to be here. It is good to be here.
Speaker 1: I do enjoy your company. So looking forward to talking
Speaker 1: about the game.
Speaker 2: Well, so today was your first Monday after a game
Speaker 2: as head coach, and so you know, win or lose,
Speaker 2: you kind of have to figure out what this day
Speaker 2: is going to look like for your players, for your staff, shoot,
Speaker 2: even with us as the media. You know there's going
Speaker 2: to be a routine. Every Monday is going to kind
Speaker 2: of look the same. Was your plan for establishing what
Speaker 2: this Monday after a game was going to be interrupted
Speaker 2: by what happened in Chicago?
Speaker 3: No, not at all. I think that the best teams,
Speaker 3: and I think the best coaches I've been around, find
Speaker 3: a way to manage their Mondays. The most consistent as
Speaker 3: you can, and because every game is going to be
Speaker 3: filled with a handful of plays that had you made them,
Speaker 3: you might win. Even if you do end up losing,
Speaker 3: those are still plays that could have lost you the
Speaker 3: game and or plays that could have won you the game.
Speaker 3: And so I think if you take that approach, there's
Speaker 3: a consistency in evaluating each win and loss with the
Speaker 3: same mentality is where do we have to get better?
Speaker 3: What did we do well? How do we keep doing
Speaker 3: that well? And then the mistakes that we made, were
Speaker 3: they critical? Did they lose us the game? And then
Speaker 3: how do we avoid repeating those And I've always found
Speaker 3: that riding the roller coaster during the season is difficult,
Speaker 3: and when you reactionary to every good and bad, I
Speaker 3: think your team feeds off that. And so my intent,
Speaker 3: whether we were winning lose was to be with the
Speaker 3: exact same demeanor as I always am. The messaging was
Speaker 3: consistent and critical of of what we need to do better.
Speaker 3: But that's on in every phase on all sides. Whether
Speaker 3: we went and lost the game, that's exactly how it
Speaker 3: should go, and so there should be a little bit
Speaker 3: of comfort in the consistency of it all that win,
Speaker 3: loser draw. We're being critical of our performance and where
Speaker 3: we could have been better.
Speaker 1: This is your Monday, Yeah, and it's going to be
Speaker 1: the Monday every single week, either positively or negatively. Were
Speaker 1: there surprises on the tape?
Speaker 3: I think that I was. I was surprised when you know,
Speaker 3: on the turnover, was surprising the I thought. I really
Speaker 3: thought on special teams, I did not see that performance coming.
Speaker 3: I thought we've been we were excellent in the preseason.
Speaker 3: I thought we've been fantastic in practice, and so to
Speaker 3: see that in the in the moment was that was surprising.
Speaker 3: I thought we'd be better than that based on what
Speaker 3: I've seen and everything in the preseason and journey camp
Speaker 3: in practice. As far as the things that were good,
Speaker 3: it was really fun to see how far to and
Speaker 3: Andre Sweat has come. The play that he put on
Speaker 3: the field. To get to see Harold and Jeff play
Speaker 3: was great. They lived up to the expectations that we
Speaker 3: had for them. They were both fantastic. And to see
Speaker 3: our new secondary play together with Lagerius and Cheetoh and
Speaker 3: Jarvis Brownly mixed in their some and Roger and Quandra
Speaker 3: and Hook, that was a fun group to see play together,
Speaker 3: and I thought our rush and coverage really worked together
Speaker 3: well in the course of the game.
Speaker 2: Some of the challenges that you might have had on
Speaker 2: offensive line, were those more technique issues or were they
Speaker 2: assignment issues?
Speaker 3: More technique than assignment. We were relatively well assigned throughout
Speaker 3: most of the game. We didn't have any major glaring
Speaker 3: errors in our down by down assignments. I think we
Speaker 3: had more technique misses and losses, and so that's going
Speaker 3: to happen. You're going to lose one on one in
Speaker 3: pass rush sometimes it happens. We can live with that.
Speaker 3: We just fix the technique and see we can get better,
Speaker 3: so that that's a little bit easier to live with
Speaker 3: when you're when you're making some maybe more technical errors
Speaker 3: as opposed to schematic errors. But yeah, I just think
Speaker 3: we didn't do a good enough job in pass protection.
Speaker 1: Overall.
Speaker 3: They won more than we did, I think when we
Speaker 3: needed to, and I think that part was, you know,
Speaker 3: contributed to the loss.
Speaker 1: Well, Lews made mistakes in the game, and those have
Speaker 1: been documented. You mentioned in your press conference today a
Speaker 1: reminder that that was just his tenth start. He's still
Speaker 1: just in his second year. You're working with a young quarterback,
Speaker 1: which you have done in your very recent past in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati with Joe Burrow. How do you draw on that
Speaker 1: experience to be able to help Will in this moment.
Speaker 3: I draw a lot on that experience because it's you know,
Speaker 3: unless you've had a high profile young quarterback that you're
Speaker 3: trying to help learn how to play NFL football. That
Speaker 3: was a learning process for me at the time. And
Speaker 3: having gone through that, I feel much more equipped to
Speaker 3: help Will. And I've seen some of the things that
Speaker 3: that came up in the game that he's done that
Speaker 3: I can parallel with my experiences with Joe, some of
Speaker 3: it being the the little bit of the reckless nature
Speaker 3: of playing the quarterback position. It's different in the NFL.
Speaker 3: I think you saw Caleb Williams deal with the same
Speaker 3: thing on the other side, that it's hard to get
Speaker 3: away from these pass rushers and when they connect with you,
Speaker 3: it hurts, and they connect with you, the ball comes out,
Speaker 3: and those are all things that that you have to learn,
Speaker 3: and there's no other way to teach that other than
Speaker 3: they have to experience it and then you can teach
Speaker 3: from it. They have to know what that feels like
Speaker 3: and it's not. It's not an immediate process. It doesn't
Speaker 3: just happen overnight. They don't just oh yeah, no, I
Speaker 3: get it, coach, and then all of a sudden they
Speaker 3: never do it again. I mean, it's there, there's a
Speaker 3: there is a process involved in it, and I think
Speaker 3: we're well on our way and it's going to keep
Speaker 3: They're going to keep coaching it.
Speaker 2: Now. You mentioned special teams earlier, and I want to
Speaker 2: come back to that, because there were some good stuff
Speaker 2: on the tape. There was some not so good stuff
Speaker 2: on the tape. How do you guard against overreacting both
Speaker 2: to the positive and to the negative as you evaluate that.
Speaker 3: You have to work at that because sometimes you can
Speaker 3: get emotionally hijacked a bit after a loss. I try
Speaker 3: really hard not to let that happen. But there's as
Speaker 3: long as what we're doing in our process is right
Speaker 3: and how we're preparing and what we're asking you guys
Speaker 3: to do. If that's right, you lose. You lose one
Speaker 3: on one. Sometimes you lose a battle, which we did
Speaker 3: in the punt block, and there's an excuse for it,
Speaker 3: but there is a We don't just say, oh, this
Speaker 3: is not working. We've got to change everything. There's a
Speaker 3: there's a balance there where something has to be corrected
Speaker 3: and we have to coach it. But that doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that the process is bad. And I think when you
Speaker 3: get to the point where you feel like your process
Speaker 3: isn't good, then you have to look at how do
Speaker 3: we change all of that part of it? But Week
Speaker 3: one certainly not. And at no point, you know, do
Speaker 3: you just shelve everything you're doing because you had a
Speaker 3: one poor game? So I think you stick with it,
Speaker 3: you have some consistency and generally the results come.
Speaker 1: NFL teams are defined through adversity. Is this part of
Speaker 1: the process of sort of creating the Tennessee Titans. Knowing
Speaker 1: that a moment comes out of a disappointing loss like yesterday's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the hope, you know, You hope that your
Speaker 3: team is made of the right things. And I know
Speaker 3: from everything that I've dealt with with our team, we
Speaker 3: certainly are. And that part's encouraging to me. And that's
Speaker 3: what I told our team today is that I still
Speaker 3: expect the same energy, enthusiasm to how hard they play.
Speaker 3: Nothing should change. We lost the game, We'll make the corrections,
Speaker 3: We'll move to the next one, and there is a
Speaker 3: resilience factor and an ability to overcome an adversity when
Speaker 3: you have that sort of approach where you have to
Speaker 3: keep finding ways to get better and you have to
Speaker 3: find ways to not lose a game, which is we
Speaker 3: found a way to lose the game, we didn't find
Speaker 3: a way to win it. And learning how the learning
Speaker 3: the difference and learning where where could we have gotten
Speaker 3: better to have won that game as opposed to have
Speaker 3: lost it. And there's a part of that that you
Speaker 3: have to keep getting in those situations and you learn
Speaker 3: there's no better teacher than going through it. And there's
Speaker 3: we were young on offense. There are a lot of
Speaker 3: young players, and so there's a lot of things that
Speaker 3: our players can stand to learn from a loss like that.
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Speaker 2: Coach as a player, as a coach, what is the
Speaker 2: key or the trick to carrying momentum from one half
Speaker 2: of a game to the second half of a game.
Speaker 2: I would guess it's more of a skill than people
Speaker 2: kind of give it credit for.
Speaker 3: I do think momentum is a real thing. I know
Speaker 3: that it's hard to quantify, but I think we all
Speaker 3: know it when we feel it. There's we had a
Speaker 3: ton of momentum in the first half and to come
Speaker 3: out in the second half and I thought we were
Speaker 3: really rolling and stuttered a little bit on the first
Speaker 3: offensive series and then you give up the punt block
Speaker 3: for a touchdown and that totally changes the feeling of
Speaker 3: the game. So yeah, there's a there's a there's a
Speaker 3: mental focus I think that comes in at the end
Speaker 3: when games are in your favor on how do you
Speaker 3: you have to learn how to keep a team on
Speaker 3: the mat. So when you knock a t when you
Speaker 3: knock a guy down, you can't let them get up,
Speaker 3: and we let we let them get up. And that's
Speaker 3: that's a learned trait I think as a team, and
Speaker 3: there's a focus that's involved in it and an ability
Speaker 3: to not relax at any point or not take it
Speaker 3: for granted that you're in the position you're in. So uh,
Speaker 3: that comes with experience too.
Speaker 1: As a play caller, do you have to reestablish that
Speaker 1: rhythm in a second half?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we couldn't. We weren't able to do that on Sunday,
Speaker 3: And yes, there's a huge part of that that we
Speaker 3: got knocked out of our rhythm. That we had a
Speaker 3: really good rhythm on those two touchdown drives that we
Speaker 3: score where we looked like envisioned us looking a lot
Speaker 3: and we had a little bit more trouble in the
Speaker 3: second half, and that had to do with some penalties.
Speaker 3: We got knocked back off the game script a bit,
Speaker 3: and we had some third and lungs, which is exactly
Speaker 3: what we didn't want to be in against that team.
Speaker 3: In particular, they do a really good job making life
Speaker 3: hard on the quarterback with their rush, and their coverage
Speaker 3: is good, so we got in spots that were a
Speaker 3: disadvantage to us, and I think that if we were
Speaker 3: able to have a little bit more continuity and flow
Speaker 3: of the down and distance, it might have helped us
Speaker 3: put in one more scoring drive together that would have
Speaker 3: been enough to win the game.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about defense a little bit. What stood out
Speaker 2: to you about the way that side of the ball
Speaker 2: played on Sunday.
Speaker 3: They were everything that they've preached to be, which is exciting.
Speaker 3: They they played with toughness, they were aggressive, they played
Speaker 3: with some nastiness. There was something about the way that
Speaker 3: they played and I think that was really encouraging. I
Speaker 3: think there's still things that we can clean up on defense.
Speaker 3: And I don't mean to rain on the prayed of
Speaker 3: how well they played, because they played well enough for
Speaker 3: us to win. But you look back and there's plenty
Speaker 3: of things that I think we could have done better
Speaker 3: defensively as well, and against a different style of offense
Speaker 3: or a different quarterback, maybe some of those plays turn
Speaker 3: out differently, So there's always things to tighten up a
Speaker 3: little bit. No pun intended, but totally acceptable here, by
Speaker 3: the way, but that I think that's what was cool though,
Speaker 3: was just to see that the tenacity that they played
Speaker 3: with and the physicality they played with upfront. I mean
Speaker 3: that defensive line really made life hard on their offensive front.
Speaker 1: Amy asked your question last week about were you any
Speaker 1: bit worried about your secondary being able to play as
Speaker 1: well together as you needed them to play based on
Speaker 1: the fact that they had not practiced together a lot. Well,
Speaker 1: I think they answered that question. Were they even a
Speaker 1: little better in sync than maybe you had hoped? I
Speaker 1: think so.
Speaker 3: I think that there was I was unsure of what
Speaker 3: that would look like, especially with guys it hadn't practiced
Speaker 3: a lot. You know, there's still a correlation between practice
Speaker 3: and playing. I mean, that doesn't go away. So I
Speaker 3: was internally had some concern about what that would look like,
Speaker 3: and they did a great job. And I think that
Speaker 3: it's more of a testament to who those guys are
Speaker 3: as players the way they prepare their pros. I mean
Speaker 3: cheeto and lagarious and quandary for that matters. He got
Speaker 3: comfortable here. Those guys are top notch pros, and that
Speaker 3: I think I felt the difference in our defense is
Speaker 3: I felt the veteranness of our defense in that game
Speaker 3: that when things weren't going right, they kept they kept
Speaker 3: coming back, and they kept swinging and they never got
Speaker 3: rattled by the game situation. And that's just a bunch
Speaker 3: of guys that had played a lot of football and
Speaker 3: I thought that showed up on our defense too. And
Speaker 3: there's some things we got to clean up communication wise,
Speaker 3: but I think on a hole, that was a really
Speaker 3: really good start for our secondary and the way that
Speaker 3: those guys played together.
Speaker 2: A lot of new guys in that secondary, but someone
Speaker 2: that we're very familiar with as a Moni hooker. What
Speaker 2: stood out to you about his play in Chicago?
Speaker 3: He made plays on the ball, which was which was
Speaker 3: a huge, huge thing to see. You know, he hadn't
Speaker 3: had a lot of opportunity in the preseason, but he
Speaker 3: showed up in a big way. I think the scheme
Speaker 3: benefits him. I think he's shown why he's been a
Speaker 3: starting caliber player in this league for a while and
Speaker 3: that that was good to see. And then you work
Speaker 3: came with Calandray together and it was a good tandem.
Speaker 3: I think they did a nice job of passing things off,
Speaker 3: of making sure the coverage was right and again we
Speaker 3: got things to clean.
Speaker 1: Up there too.
Speaker 3: But I thought as a for a first week with
Speaker 3: a bunch of new guys together, I thought they did
Speaker 3: a really good job. And I think what he takes
Speaker 3: over is their professionalism and the money's the same way
Speaker 3: as those guys that they're just prepared in their pros
Speaker 3: and they know what to do and when to do it.
Speaker 1: Are you still hopeful that you could have Jamal Adams
Speaker 1: back for the Jets?
Speaker 3: I am, yes, I am, And we'll see when we
Speaker 3: start practice Wednesday where he's at. But I was he
Speaker 3: was close last week and so hopefully we're a few
Speaker 3: days closer and hopefully he gets a chance to participate
Speaker 3: this week.
Speaker 1: All Right, we've all wandered throughout the offseason, especially if
Speaker 1: Tavan Dre Sweat played well, how other teams would choose
Speaker 1: to block Jeffrey Simmons. So as you were you the tape,
Speaker 1: how did they choose to block Simmons and dealing with
Speaker 1: Sweat on the inside.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did what most teams do, and they tried
Speaker 3: to get four hands on Jeff as much as they could,
Speaker 3: and that left that left Sweat with some one on
Speaker 3: one opportunities that I thought he took advantage of. I mean,
Speaker 3: he has a couple of really nice rushes. You know,
Speaker 3: people don't look at him as a pass rusher necessarily,
Speaker 3: but he can. He's got quick hands and he's got
Speaker 3: quick feet for a man his size, and he got it.
Speaker 3: He worked an edge a few times and pushed the
Speaker 3: pocket and disrupted the quarterbacks timing. And so we got
Speaker 3: guys that can win one on one like that. It
Speaker 3: makes it makes life a lot easier. And then I
Speaker 3: do think that, you know, and then Harold gets his
Speaker 3: one on ones and then Ardn'll get his opportunities, and
Speaker 3: so there's a whole, a whole benefit to having two
Speaker 3: guys inside that can wreck the interior of the pocket.
Speaker 3: And I thought they did a really good job of that.
Speaker 2: On Sunday, has Ernest Jones earned some more time at
Speaker 2: the linebacker position after his play against Chicago.
Speaker 3: I think so, Yeah, I mean I think that was
Speaker 3: that was the intent of bringing him on, was to
Speaker 3: solidify that group a little bit that we had been
Speaker 3: hit with some injuries, and a chance to add a
Speaker 3: player of his caliber and a person that has his
Speaker 3: impact on a locker room as well just as a
Speaker 3: former captain and all those things. The chance to add
Speaker 3: him was the intent for him to play, and I
Speaker 3: think you're going to see more of him as he
Speaker 3: gets more comfortable.
Speaker 1: The Jets are the next opponent. Obviously, they're playing Monday
Speaker 1: night football, so you get one less day to sort
Speaker 1: of dive in on them. Is that a team you
Speaker 1: spent some time preparing for in the preseason knowing that
Speaker 1: you would have one less day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you know, I think there's a handful of
Speaker 3: us that have played that. They've got some continuity there,
Speaker 3: so they've played the same a similar system with coaches
Speaker 3: there for a couple of years. And so I've played
Speaker 3: him in twenty one and twenty two. My dad played
Speaker 3: against him in the same years we crossed over with
Speaker 3: that division, and so guys got some experience and have
Speaker 3: seen that system, and so I don't feel behind by
Speaker 3: any means by not having their first game. Obviously, we
Speaker 3: don't know what this year's version of their team looks like,
Speaker 3: but at least schematically we know what their DNA is
Speaker 3: and what their core is, so I don't don't feel
Speaker 3: too bad about losing the day of preparation. There's plenty
Speaker 3: of film to get through before this game tonight.
Speaker 1: How would you describe a Robert solid defense in terms
Speaker 1: of your offensive challenge against them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're They're a fantastic front. Quinn Williams is probably
Speaker 3: one of the more impact players the position, so we
Speaker 3: have our hands full up front. They're they're an attacking,
Speaker 3: jet style rush front that's going to try to penetrate
Speaker 3: up the field, vertical knockback style front. They got, you know,
Speaker 3: one of the best corners in football in Sauce Gardner.
Speaker 3: Their linebackers are experienced, in good players. That's a good
Speaker 3: that's a very very very good defense. We have not
Speaker 3: been dealt any favors by the football gods, uh in
Speaker 3: our opening games for our offenses with the Bears and
Speaker 3: then the Jets on deck, those are two of the
Speaker 3: better defenses in football. So really got a challenge on
Speaker 3: our hands and got to find a way to play
Speaker 3: the same way we played in the first half against
Speaker 3: Chicago for an entire game.
Speaker 2: Coach, as we continue through here, we're knocking out first
Speaker 2: for you. So we got your first game.
Speaker 3: The more the more of those we can get through,
Speaker 3: the better.
Speaker 2: First knocking them down. The next one is your first
Speaker 2: home opener at Nissan Stadium. What are you expecting out
Speaker 2: of that crowd on Sunday when the Titans take on
Speaker 2: the Jets.
Speaker 3: The same thing that we got in Chicago, And and
Speaker 3: for those that obviously weren't there, that was a fantastic
Speaker 3: environment for a home team, The energy in the stadium,
Speaker 3: the excitement that their fan base had that even though
Speaker 3: that we didn't we didn't come out with a win
Speaker 3: the first week. I would hope that we have the
Speaker 3: same sort of enthusiasm and excitement for our team this year,
Speaker 3: because I do and I think that we have a
Speaker 3: chance to still be a very good football team. We
Speaker 3: were competitive in that game, and we found a way
Speaker 3: to not come out on top, and we're going to
Speaker 3: need everything we can get from our fans, and that's
Speaker 3: a huge advantage. You saw the impact it had on
Speaker 3: our on our offense operating. We had some false starts,
Speaker 3: we had some timing issues, the clock, it gets loud.
Speaker 3: The third downs are a big part of it. So
Speaker 3: I'm hoping to see all that. I'm hoping to make
Speaker 3: it a really difficult environment for a New York Jets
Speaker 3: team that has to go out to San Francisco on
Speaker 3: Monday night and come back out here. They start on
Speaker 3: the road two straight games, and hopefully we make it
Speaker 3: a really difficult environment for them to communicate and operate.
Speaker 1: I don't know that we could have gotten it across
Speaker 1: well enough on Titans radio, or if Fox could get
Speaker 1: it across well enough on TV. How difficult they made
Speaker 1: it for you on the last two drives once they
Speaker 1: got the lead, communication and everything else was just really,
Speaker 1: really tough. I'd never seen a Chicago crowd.
Speaker 3: Like that, No, and we did exactly what I'd hope
Speaker 3: we'd be able to do in the first part of
Speaker 3: the game, which is when you score on a crowd
Speaker 3: like that, it quiets the whole place down. We had
Speaker 3: taken the momentum. Once that crowd gets into it and
Speaker 3: there's hope in the air and there's a momentum swing
Speaker 3: you We felt it. I mean, we felt the energy
Speaker 3: impact that the crowd has, and it does it makes
Speaker 3: communication really difficult. It makes the quarterback job operating difficult.
Speaker 3: We're at a disadvantage in the pass rush because we're
Speaker 3: a silent count, and so we're still trying to change
Speaker 3: up the silent count. But there's that is a defensive advantage,
Speaker 3: and we don't have our verbal cadence because it's that loud,
Speaker 3: and we need that on Sunday, we need every bit
Speaker 3: of that, but it was it makes it really difficult
Speaker 3: to operate on offense. You are at a disadvantage on
Speaker 3: the road when when a crowd is like that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know these people from your experience on the
Speaker 1: other side, you know these people can bring it here.
Speaker 3: There's no doubt. And that's uh, that's what I'm looking
Speaker 3: forward to most is seeing is seeing that that that
Speaker 3: the Titans faithful really turn it up a notch, you know,
Speaker 3: And I said it in my opening press conference that
Speaker 3: that we need that our players feed off that there's
Speaker 3: an energy and enthusiasm that the stadium feels. And if
Speaker 3: you ask any player, they'll tell you that that that
Speaker 3: makes a huge difference. And so we need it and
Speaker 3: they're they're a part of us. You know, when we
Speaker 3: win a game, they're a huge part of that process
Speaker 3: at home, because you have environment that's difficult to play in.
Speaker 3: It makes uh, it makes the home field advantage a
Speaker 3: real thing. And I know they're going to bring it
Speaker 3: and we're going to need every bit of their support
Speaker 3: the Sunday as well.
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