Hey, it's all a team ever.

I think the number one thing is, you know, Ty Bois said we're going to be feisty.

We're going to challenge those guys and, you know, he's going to take us over them. And I said the same thing. I said, man, I'm going to take my guys over that guys, man, because I know one thing, we might be young, but we can get out there, you know, when we got our mindset to it. I mean, everybody's seen them.

Where is the Temple Bay defense from the Green Bay game?

And we was really feisty with him.

We was really challenging them at the line of street. we got our mindset to it. I mean, everybody's seen them. Where is the Tampa Bay defense from the Green Bay game?

And we was really feisty with him. We was really challenging him at the line of scrimmaging. We was really getting out the quarterback, and I think we had that same mentality. And we just felt like Breeze turned, you know, we kept feeling like we was taking his guys off, taking him off the spot, you know, the spots that he wanted to go to by pressing at the line of scrimmages, you know, throwing the timing off.

That's basically it.

It wasn't numbreeze did.

It was everything. off, taking him off the spot, you know, the spots that he wanted to go to by pressing at the line of scrimmages, you know, throwing the timing off. That's basically it. It wasn't

Numbreeze did. It was everything our defense did. Hey, and the timing was definitely thrown

off for the New Orleans offense on the interception that Devin White made. I mean, the ball got

thrown and Alvin Camero wasn't even looking for it. It was like Devin White was the intended receiver. That was the pick that opened the floodgates and allowed 2320 to become 30 to 20, and that was that. Well, you know, that's a good play to talk about, right? You've seen that play before, Mike know that play that's that play was invented by

andy reed it's the kareem hunt touchdown versus the new england patriots on opening night and

sunday night football right where it's the tight end goes out one guy goes out wide and he goes

right down the middle that ball should never be thrown where the receivers at nine yards down the field.

It's a seam route. It's thrown at like 18 to 22 to 25 yards. Alvin Camara wasn't even looking.

He turned around and the guy had already intercepted it. I don't know why Drew Brees did that right there,

but obviously the Buccaneers made him feel very uncomfortable throughout the

night. And Devin White, I mean, holy crapola, Batman. He was the best defensive player. Maybe we

saw the whole weekend in the end and all of the playoffs. He was everywhere. And he mentioned that

Green Bay Packers game that that that's how they dealt with them feisty. And feisty is the key. And you can see that chippiness comes through on both sides of the ball. Ryan Jensen on the offensive side of the ball going through the whistle with whoever he's blocking. And Devin White, you saw it in the first half, but the performance really didn't bubble up until the second half. But Devin White has that passion, that drive. And it doesn't go too far. You know where the line is. And you don't cross it because you're going to hurt your team if you do. But they've done a good job between Todd Bowles and Bruce Ariens. They've done a good job of getting that defense to understand how to get themselves in the right frame of mind. And if they're going to have to do that, they're going to have to fight through the cold and the snow and et cetera coming up. But let's look back on division around weekend. We have a mailbag that we're going to pop open. And this leads into the first question, the conversation about the Saints from Enma Perez 09. Why didn't every team do what the Buccaneers did and challenge Drew Brees to either

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