We have great leadership here that understands that one mistake can be our demise.

One mistake can bring us all down in a real bad way, and it's not just coming to football, it can create a terrible illness.

So I want to dominate when we leave the building. We want to crush this virus. We want to beat this virus into the ground.

And I can use those words because it's not on our schedule.

Okay.

John Gruden.

He's not just respecting the opponent.

It's not bulletin board material.

That's right. That's right. He doesn't have to say the virus puts its pants on the same way we do or whatever it is. Yeah, yeah. Here's the bottom line. Winning this year is going to entail so much more than the things that you ordinarily do because the more guys you can keep healthy as it relates to the virus, the better chance you have to put

your best foot forward. And ideally, every team will be able to do it. We don't want any team's

best performances to be squandered by the fact that they've been careless when it comes to the

virus. But this is part of the effort and part of the reason why, Chris, I believe that there's

optimism. Now, we'll see whether the optimism why, Chris, I believe that there's optimism.

Now, we'll see whether the optimism is merited, that the players will do what they need to do to

keep themselves clean, to keep themselves from testing positive and not being available to play.

The Raiders come in at number 22 on my preseason power rankings.

They did finish seven and nine last year.

They had flashes.

Yeah. Right? Remember when they beat the Bears in London? They made us think that maybe there's a way

to dig out of this. Yeah, they had a little run there. Right. But then it ultimately settled down. And when

you consider all the stuff they went through, the Antonio Brown, it was just about a year ago when he had frozen feet. I was in Cleveland, right?

I think I was doing the training camp tour. I just happened to say it on one of our segments

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