All right, we'll go right to the people.

And I just want to remind you, I laid out questions, examples.

I'm not pounding the desk on any of these.

It's way too early in the offseason.

I'm making a point to you.

If the old ball coach is going to say, we're going to look at everything, then then don't

BS yourself, much less us. Go look at everything. Don't then then don't BS yourself, much less us.

Go look at everything.

Because I don't know that you're going to be anywhere close next year.

Corbyn, go ahead, buddy.

I just think it's very interesting because I have been saying for a very long time

that there is an arrogance within this team and obviously it has shown itself preferably this season and I just feel like that's the first thing they kind of have to just get over yourself in that way. Enough of the whole. We love our own people. Eventually to make the killer instincts, you got to make the killer moves. You got to be serious. Yeah. No, and listen, did this

year feel different? It did. It's why, even though to my own peril, I pointed it out two months

ago. And we highlighted Dan Campbell's words, Jared Goff's words. The way this, this team wasn't

the tougher team. They didn't play harder than their opponents. Grit was nothing more than a cheap marketing slogan for this team.

They got Hollywood.

And that's where I think the injuries is the most dishonest thing in the world.

If you want to say that the injuries kept you from winning a Super Bowl, we can have that conversation.

You can't say it had you finish last in the NFC North.

And look, I don't want to do this Lions, Vikings redux.

But injuries didn't make your quarterback go to the line of scrimmage

and not kill basic plays that had no chances of working,

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