Yeah, listen, too many turnovers, too many penalties.

As a good football team, you just can't do that.

Credit to the Eagles, man, they play better than us from start to finish.

We didn't start how we wanted to. Obviously the turnovers hurt.

I mean, I just got to, I take all the blame for that.

I mean, just those early turnovers swing the blame for that I mean just those early

turnovers swing the momentum of the game and then they capitalized on them and they

scored I mean they scored on the one and then they got the touchdown immediately

after so that's 14 points that I kind of gave them and it's hard to come back from

that and the Super Bowl and so just didn't play to my standard and I have to be better next time.

Patrick Rums, I noticed last night on social media reporters praising the fact that he

showed up, answered questions for 12 minutes, took the blame.

Yeah.

I remember, and I don't want to pick on Cam Newton here, but I remember after Super Bowl 50,

like he kind of stormed off.

Now, it didn't help that Chris Harris Jr. was on the other side of a curtain, cackling and

making fun of the Panthers, and you just kind of, you know, that's enough.

I don't want to hear this. But, but, Patrick Mahomes sat there and took all of it, and he was calm,

and he understood it. And he's already beginning the process, Chris, I think, of trying to

figure out how do I keep this from happening again. It happened four years ago. They won two

Super Bowl since then. It happened last night. I'm already thinking,

what do I have to do to not play

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