All right, let's go to Jeff Mosher from the Inside the Birds podcast for today's.

Birds, excuse me, for today's football at four here on the SportsBass Live on 973 ESPN.

All right, Moche, a lot going on right now.

A lot of people looking at this.

You just heard from Nick Siriani not too long ago, and he went all Andy Reid on us.

He said, got to put the players in position that succeed.

They got to go execute.

We've got to do a better job.

And, you know, obviously the offense did not play very well.

But is that a positive or a negative?

When you look at the score and the way the game went,

you look back and say, look, it's a game that they won. It's a game that was, you know, kind of dominated and they

didn't play well. I mean, I think that's always a positive when you win a game which you didn't

play your best, right? I mean, there's, of course, like every regular season game, like any game you play, you go back, you rewatch, you see what you can do better because you want to make those corrections going forward so that you don't repeat the things or you hope to not repeat the things that you don't do well in a game.

But yeah, anytime you win when you don't do well in a game. But yeah, anytime you win, when you don't play great,

and you leave a lot of meat on the bone, then, yeah, you're happy about that. But to your point,

you've got to make sure you're cleaning up what's not right. You got to make sure you're

clean up what's not right. What did not go right yesterday? Because that, to me, is the big question.

Like, people look at it hurts.

Did he play well?

Was it more Kellynne Moore?

Did you not like the game plan?

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