So Harrison Phillips of the New York Jets was on Radio Row, the fine people at Roundtable Sports, and the Twitter account I follow at NYJets Media, had a nice conversation with Harrison Phillips about the Jets.

And I got three clips for you, and they're all fascinating.

Clip number one is Harrison Phillips talking about how it's not always the talented,

the more talented teams that win as compared to the connected teams.

Take a listen.

You can't put five wins, 10 wins, three wins, whatever it is,

that doing it with people that you care about, it helps correlate to winning games.

And so if I had a connected football team, I would take that over a talented football team

that wasn't connected.

You agree with that?

Yeah, I would because it's just you can be inferior but always looking out for your guy

or at least thinking about what your guy needs.

And so it helps you make plays because you you care but you also are just in touch like you get what they're thinking at in moments

There was a I remember this play against the then Redskins. It's my last last regular season game

We're running an outside zone play and it depends on who was uncovered who pulled who pulled. So it was either the guard or the center. And so if it was the center, with Sean O'Hara, I knew he was going to be like behind me. So I'd have to slow down. Right. And so I remember slowing down, like impatient because I can see the whole developing and i'm just impatiently waiting for

Sean i'm like come on so i come on Sean come on Sean come on i'm saying like Sean so let's go

let's go and so he gets to the hole finally and i pushed him like i literally pushed him into

the block and then cut behind him and went 50-something yards for touchdown and after it's like

did you just push me? I he was like, yeah, man.

But you helped.

It was all good.

So, like, having that kind of...

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