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We've had some ups and downs. I think we've had some great moments and we've had some moments

that's a little bit disappointed. So, you know, to me it's early in the season.

You know, we continue to compete to compete. I would say that the best is yet to come for our group and what we're capable of and what we're going to do.

So I love the fact that we're a relentless group.

We're a group that's stuck together, and we're working through some of the issues that were the problem,

and we'll come out on the other side.

I feel very confident about that.

Defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio yesterday, after he was asked to evaluate his defense after the first six games of this season. The show today, as always, presented by Window Nation. Call them at 86690 Nation

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We've had some ups and downs, Jack said.

We've had some great moments.

We've had some moments that are a little bit disappointing.

The Chicago game was more than just a little bit disappointing. But, look,

his defenses have improved as the seasons have gone along. I mean, take the COVID disaster at the end of the year, and really that Cleveland game last year. That was a big spot. That was not an

end of year stellar performance in a big spot. That was not an end of year

stellar performance in a big spot. That's for sure. The defense really gave up way too much

against a Cleveland offense that had not generated much against anybody, and it cost him a

playoff spot. That's for sure. But he says, we're going to come out on the other side. He

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