Shine, I appreciate, I for one, appreciate the gesture.

And at some point this morning, we probably won't have time, but maybe rejoin wise.

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Hello, Sean.

Hey, Greg, good morning.

So I will preface this by saying I have a feeling that someone like Curtis, if he

was about 20 years old, would tell me this is copium.

But this is what I'm hearing.

And maybe I'm not seeing it clearly, maybe I'm not seeing it clearly,

maybe I'm not hearing it clearly, but I have now listened to Vrable post game and with you guys,

and it feels as though to me he has taken a couple indirect shots in the direction of Josh McDaniels,

with the way in which they quote quote, unquote, create space,

the run game, the unbalancedness of the 46 dropback passes in a game that was one possession

for 95% of it.

And so to me, it felt as though, and watching the game, I was very upset with the way Josh McDaniels

was calling the game. I thought he was utilizing.

I mean, let me finish. I felt as though there was way too much Remandre Stevenson.

There was not enough even just handoffs to Trayvion Henderson. He was averaging five yards

of carry when they were actually handing the ball to him.

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