I think that feels like a nice package there.

Yeah.

Wow, look at those phones light up.

It's Velgern Maz.

On the 8th, the Sports Hub.

It's on you to take your team to the Super Bowl.

Take me inside what's going on right now with Jared Stidham.

Yeah, I think if I was in Jared Stidham's shoes,

the number one thing I would want to do is get my teammates to believe in me by the way that I'm going about practice, practicing at a high level, making big plays in practice. Also, showing everybody, I know what's going on. I will have an understanding of what we're trying to do. I'll communicate. I'm going to give us a chance to at least get the play started.

So, like, are my teammates, I want them going into the game going, we're going to be okay with Jared. I think the second thing is, in conversations with Sean Payton, getting Sean Payton to truly understand. He's got to be very clear of, I don't like this stuff. I don't call this. I want you to call all kinds of this stuff.

I want to give Sean all kinds of this stuff.

I want to give Sean Payton the confidence that our playbook might be a little bit smaller or

might be bigger. But these are the plays that I have a great level of comfort in.

And then I want to go watch New England's defense, who's a very good defense.

What has made quarterback struggle against them? Like, why have quarterbacks gotten

themselves into trouble and just focus on that? And so the focus point for Jared's got to be like,

don't lose the game. Don't lose the game. If you walk out of this game and you don't give the ball

away and you're efficient and you lose, you did your job. It's not your job to win this game. It's Sean Payton's job to win this game. It's the defense's job to win the game. Just don't lose it. Dan O'Olofsky this morning on ESPN. It was a comment that stood out to Mazz. What you think about it? So the first part of it to me is really the part that resonated the most. And that is the, because the other stuff I think is

fairly, you know, most of it is fairly obvious. But I think there's extra importance on his teammates

having confidence in him at the start of this game. And so we've talked about how with the Patriots,

for example, playing off of the Brady comment, Tom Brady's comment from a week ago, where

getting the lead in Denver is

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