Speaker 1: Three touchdown game. Thank you the last kep that was here.
Speaker 1: But what's what's your chemistry developed with Rock for you
Speaker 1: to get a three touchdown? You know, just being able
Speaker 1: to practice with him and Brock his consistency is what's
Speaker 1: really helpful. Also being able to see vernon pregame. I
Speaker 1: think he told me to score three to tie his records.
Speaker 1: I was like, a fine, Vern, I'll do it. I'll
Speaker 1: tell Parrak. But no, just he's Brocks just so consistent
Speaker 1: every single day. He's the same guy he's on Wednesday
Speaker 1: as he is on Sunday. He's super detailed, he's super confident.
Speaker 1: It's everything you want in a quarterback. And he's just
Speaker 1: playing at such a high level right now. And I
Speaker 1: think really the best thing he does, you guys see it,
Speaker 1: he's just his ability to move in the pocket and
Speaker 1: keep his eyes up and see things develop. And so
Speaker 1: if you don't doesn't if he doesn't hit you like
Speaker 1: you know where he's supposed to, he sees the second window.
Speaker 1: He's just very very good at that. Well, let me
Speaker 1: ask you, yes, when was your last three touchdown game?
Speaker 1: That was my first one? Yeah? I think so? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I a hell of a seventh grade running back.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that much. Yeah, running back in defensive end.
Speaker 1: I had a lot of sacks as well. But uh yeah,
Speaker 1: I know it's been a minute, but it's always fun.
Speaker 1: You mentioned keeping his eyes on the downfield on your
Speaker 1: third touchdown, he's kind of rolling left a little bit.
Speaker 1: Is Is it like you made like a second move
Speaker 1: on that. No, I mean that was a play design.
Speaker 1: I think Christian just did a really good job. The
Speaker 1: dion got a little bit upfield and he just like
Speaker 1: I said, Brock's pocket awareness and being able to move
Speaker 1: and like keep his feet in position so he can
Speaker 1: make all those throws. He's like he's a robot man.
Speaker 1: He's just very special that he could tell like that
Speaker 1: Rock was kind of on today? Could you tell that?
Speaker 1: I think Brock's always on, Like I said, when you
Speaker 1: see him on Wednesday, he's on. You know, it's the
Speaker 1: first day we get like one hundred first and second
Speaker 1: round passes and fifty runs, and he knows all of
Speaker 1: the cans, he knows how to change the play, he
Speaker 1: does everything. So he's just so prepared every single day.
Speaker 1: Is that kind of more sunny because he's so you know,
Speaker 1: career wise, you know, uh, yes and no. I always
Speaker 1: say that one of the things about Brock that allows
Speaker 1: him to be a really good quarterback is he played
Speaker 1: for four years at Iowa State, so like he played
Speaker 1: a lot of you know, he's played a ton of
Speaker 1: snaps and he's just been able to play and he's
Speaker 1: had he's had the highest of highs, he had the
Speaker 1: lowest of lows. He's had to come back, he's had
Speaker 1: to you know, play through tough seasons and just when
Speaker 1: you experience, you know, all the highs and lows in
Speaker 1: college and when you get to the NFL, you're just
Speaker 1: kind of prepared for it. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: compare college in the NFL, but it's he's just had so
Speaker 1: many reps that he's it's allowing him to play like
Speaker 1: a vet. Was played so well in his college career
Speaker 1: he ended up being the last picking an a Hill draft.
Speaker 1: He still can't figure that out. Uh, you know, they'll
Speaker 1: probably say something about his size and his hands are
Speaker 1: too small to hold the football. When you're jewand dress
Speaker 1: at each of your touchdowns, it seems like rought through
Speaker 1: it with a different pace, you know, like on the line, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, do you see that every day in practice
Speaker 1: or yeah, I mean he throws some ridiculous footballs in
Speaker 1: practice and like you, I mean, I know everyone likes
Speaker 1: a tweet during training camp about interceptions and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: but that's just him getting ready for the season. He's
Speaker 1: going against, you know, in my opinion, the best defense
Speaker 1: in the NFL and we honestly, the best thing about
Speaker 1: training camp for us was really that Nick Bosa didn't play,
Speaker 1: and so we were able to actually have an offense
Speaker 1: and he didn't have to disrupt every single play if
Speaker 1: he wasn't going against Trent Wiams, noth against our tackles.
Speaker 1: That's just how good Nick Bosa is, and so we
Speaker 1: were actually able to you know, have fun drives. He
Speaker 1: was able to look downfield and just get used to
Speaker 1: it and build chemistry with all of our skilled players
Speaker 1: and that that's really what it is with team that's
Speaker 1: won a lot of games and convincing batch. But in
Speaker 1: terms of a total team performance tonight, where would this
Speaker 1: rank and turn? I mean, I think that's one of
Speaker 1: our best team performances. You know, on Sunday night football,
Speaker 1: it's my favorite night to play because everybody's watching there's
Speaker 1: a ton of football just played, and everybody's sitting at
Speaker 1: home with their friends and family either celebrating or you know, morning,
Speaker 1: but they're still watching that game. And for us to
Speaker 1: go out like that, and I mean, you talk about
Speaker 1: our defense, Fred Warner played a hell of a game
Speaker 1: to night, you know, interception, force, fumble, bunch of tackles.
Speaker 1: Our whole d line was fantastic. And then you look
Speaker 1: at our special teams, which Snowski just can't not plant
Speaker 1: it great. He's been fantastic. All those all those punts
Speaker 1: inside the ten, inside the five. It's really difficult as
Speaker 1: an offense to do that, especially when you're coming out
Speaker 1: of the end zone. Our crowd's really loud. George Odom's fantastic.
Speaker 1: You know, he had all those tackles on special teams.
Speaker 1: He really sets a tone, gets the crowd going. And
Speaker 1: then every time you put the ball in one of
Speaker 1: our skill position's hands, uh, they have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: score a touchdown. So we have a really good team.
Speaker 1: We're healthy, and we're clicking right now. You've been waiting
Speaker 1: for that flicker. We've had that installed since like last year,
Speaker 1: like I want to say, like weeks seven, or eight
Speaker 1: and it's just always up. I'm like, dude, can we
Speaker 1: call it? And we called it last year in the
Speaker 1: NFCY Championship game with Christian didn't throw it because I
Speaker 1: think I was just like quadruple covered. Didn't really have
Speaker 1: much of a threat of throwing last year. But it
Speaker 1: was fun. I actually saw sit on my couch and
Speaker 1: I saw Laporta scored on it with the Lions, and
Speaker 1: I was like, sent to my tight end coach. I
Speaker 1: was like, dude, they ran our play, how'd they know?
Speaker 1: He was like, don't worry, We're gonna run it better,
Speaker 1: and yeah, it's ten yards farther out, so I guess
Speaker 1: that counts. But I'm never upset when two Iowa Titans
Speaker 1: are scoring on the same play. When you hear it
Speaker 1: one hundred percent touchdown and then you know the best
Speaker 1: part about that was it's usually like on the dummy,
Speaker 1: which means that broxing it up there, you know, why day,
Speaker 1: Why Day, said Hut Hut, And like, pretend that we're
Speaker 1: going to change it to a new play, and the
Speaker 1: play clock was running down, so we just went on
Speaker 1: one instead, and a right Colton thought it was still
Speaker 1: on the dummy. So he doesn't even move. So I
Speaker 1: had to stay in a little bit longer to not
Speaker 1: let the defensive end just blow up the whole play.
Speaker 1: So at first I was like, Oh, this is gonna
Speaker 1: be not great because the corner was just sitting out
Speaker 1: there with the safety. And then turns out he tried
Speaker 1: to cover Christian. I was able to run down the sideline.
Speaker 1: Uh twice. Uh we I mean I think we ran
Speaker 1: it on Wednesday and a walk through. We ran it
Speaker 1: on Friday and the walk through, and then we ran
Speaker 1: again on Saturday and the walk through. So whenever you
Speaker 1: get something ran three times, that means you're probably gonna
Speaker 1: run in the game. In my last year against the Cowboys,
Speaker 1: you had a big game. You're obviously pretty featured part
Speaker 1: of the passing game plan. Did you sense that that
Speaker 1: today you'd be heavily featured again? Yeah? So no. I
Speaker 1: mean I would say like last week versus Cardinals, I
Speaker 1: thought I was gonna have one hundred and fifty yards
Speaker 1: and three touchdowns and you just, you know, just not
Speaker 1: the way that the game went. And you know, Kyle
Speaker 1: calls you know, whatever's hot. That's how he feels and
Speaker 1: that's why he's such a talented play caller. I knew
Speaker 1: I had some activity in the red zone this week
Speaker 1: which was really fun. And you can see like the
Speaker 1: first play was a you know, one of our favorite
Speaker 1: red zone plays called it, you know, go up seven zero,
Speaker 1: and then we had that trick play and then the
Speaker 1: last one too. We actually just took it from New England.
Speaker 1: They ran it this past week. I think they ran
Speaker 1: it last or whenever. Yeah, they ran it against them
Speaker 1: and it worked out really well. So it was just, uh,
Speaker 1: just fun to be able to get in the end zone.
Speaker 1: Did you know you were that much better than them?
Speaker 1: And what did you learn about your team? Meaning so
Speaker 1: decisive aspects? You know, I think Dallas is a fantastic
Speaker 1: football team. They really are. They have athletes all over
Speaker 1: the football field. They can make plays. I mean, they
Speaker 1: were one of their the I think their first touchdown
Speaker 1: that deep shot was a hell of a catch by
Speaker 1: the wide receiver. Wonder foot ball by DK. It's just
Speaker 1: the thing about in our office and defense especially is
Speaker 1: we're just a very violent football team and the hits
Speaker 1: just kind of add up after a while, whether you know,
Speaker 1: whoever's you know, dealing with, whether it's Trent Williams on
Speaker 1: a block or Fred and Dre on a pass player.
Speaker 1: Our safety is coming down like those things build up
Speaker 1: after a while. And that's how our training camp. That's
Speaker 1: how OT, that kind of how OTA is, that's our
Speaker 1: training camp is Like we're a violent, physical football team
Speaker 1: and that's just the standard of the forty nine ers.
Speaker 1: And you know, I still go back last year. My
Speaker 1: Faari statistic ever is every team that played us lost
Speaker 1: the next week. And you know that's our goal is
Speaker 1: you know, you have to get up for us. And
Speaker 1: that's just kind of how we play regardless. And I
Speaker 1: know sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't work, but we're
Speaker 1: gonna be as violent as can in every single game.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys, have wonderful night.