I had a feeling going into that game we needed to be aggressive and I loved our

matchup offensively and I just knew our guys would respond and so it's certainly in

that moment it felt like the right thing to do and look here's what I would say for because I tell my family this just wear a diaper before some of these games and I'll give an alert say put them on and be ready to roll.

You know, it's actually sage

and be ready to roll.

Yeah, it's actually sage advice from Dan Campbell, the head coach to the Lions.

The diaper serves multiple purposes while you're watching a game.

Don't have to get up and go to the bathroom. That's great.

Right. I don't miss a thing. It's awesome. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Great. Yeah.

Yeah. It's just what I want to think of. Super Bowl Sunday.

Yeah. The game takes like five. He said hours. He said it. I mean my first thought was my first thought was the diaper

seepage also protects against getting your kneecaps bitten. So there's another benefit to it.

Thank you.

You thought about this a little too much.

I don't know why you're thinking so much about it.

Enjoy your biscuits and gravy this morning.

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attitude I love the approach. It's gut instinct. It's an accumulation of a lifetime of football.

Thinking about it, coaching it, playing it, just you know in that moment what the right thing to do is.

And if you're wrong, that becomes another little piece of evidence that informs your next decision when you're in that spot, inevitably at some point in the future.

That's where analytics and reality have to split.

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