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 we leave the building. We want to crush this virus.

We want to beat this virus into the ground.

I said John Gruden.

Peter's, Peter finds that very amusing.

Good morning, Peter King.

Hey, and look, here's the thing.

And we've been saying this for five months. If you want to crush that virus, if you want to

defeat that virus, you don't have to do anything. All you have to do is nothing. All he's got

to tell is players, after a long day of work, go home and do nothing. The one thing that every

American should be very proud of that we have perfected the

art of doing absolutely nothing. And yet here we are five months later and we still have to tell

people just do nothing. You solve this problem by doing nothing. We're going to be doing something

over the next two hours talking football. Good morning. Peter, how are you? Good morning, Mike.

You know, it's perfect that Gruden would say that.

But I have to tell you, over the last two weeks, I probably have talked to 10 players, six or

eight coaches, a bunch of front office people, and all of them basically say some version of that, which is when we leave the building,

we got to really be careful. But it, you know, Mike, this is such a tenacious disease. Ask

Andrew Whitworth. You know, he had a family member go to lunch in California, came back, not out at bars, not out in anything, just an infected nine members of the family.

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