Welcome back.

Chucky's talking about this article in the Washington Post,

written by Candace Buckner.

The commander's been plenty good and a little lucky.

That's the truth, but we want to get your take on it.

Are they more good, are they more lucky?

Let's go back to the phones.

Eric is in Brandywine. Eric, Merry Christmas. What's going on?

Hey, Merry Christmas. John. How are you doing this morning? What's up, bro? Merry Christmas.

Good, good. So listen, man, and I would listen to all of the callers calling in. I think that when you

prepare a team for situations, it's not luck.

They are prepared.

I think Dan Quinn and the coaches, they've done a fabulous job of preparing these guys

for situations, even when they are losing or behind or they've lost games.

If you notice, they always feel like they're in the moment,

they're always in the game.

That's preparation.

So when you have that kind of preparation, you don't need luck.

So it's not a surprise to you when different scenarios or situations happen in game.

They're ready for that because they prepared for that.

So that's just my take.

When you have that kind of preparation,

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