Friday, actually Saturday on my podcast, I had Jay Gruden on, late Friday.

And it was, you know, where we have a chance to recap the game almost instantaneously.

So I asked our former coach, the former coach of the Washington Redskins, just to kind of sum up Thursday

night's loss in Green Bay to get started.

Yeah, it wasn't good.

You know, anytime you look at the stat sheet, you see Jaden with 40 plus pass attempts

and only about seven rushing attempts for the team, it's not going to be good.

You know what?

That's a great place to start.

Tell me what you thought of Cliff Kingsbury's game, the game that he called.

Well, I mean, it's easy to say.

It wasn't very good now.

You know, they were five for three for 16 on third down.

I mean, there's one for three on fourth down. The critical situation is a critical play they did not make. And, you know, they didn't really give Jade a chance to really succeed. It was tough game. You know, the protection wasn't very good. The run game was awful. And it's tough to get a rhythm going as a play caller when you can't really run the ball,

it takes away your play action and your shot plays.

Then you become one-dimensional.

It's tough for any coordinator.

And it just was that type of night.

The game felt out of control, but the score was never out of control until the very end.

And you hit on it, and I talked about this, the running backs in the game had 12 carries.

There were 48 called pass plays in the game.

Do you think that he should have given the run game more of an opportunity?

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