You usually don't hear coaches talk about chasing down one team, but I'm curious as to how much of the offseason plan inside the building was about closing the gap on one team, that one team being the Eagles.

Yeah, they had a fantastic team and a fantastic year.

So during the regular season, we split the games with them, and the postseason,

they absolutely got the best of us, kind of referring to what I was saying earlier

about the margins of winning for them to get takeaways and for us not to get any.

That was the deciding factor in the game where we didn't give

ourselves our best shot.

But at the end of it, man, like you also give credit to them.

We don't spend our time, you know, looking at too many of the other opponents, but we do

look at ourselves really, really closely.

What do we need to do? Where do we need to get better?

And if we can dig in on those first, that's a big deal.

But you start by looking like, you know, defensively, explosive plays, who attacked you,

how did it happen? And the same thing offensively, you know, what were the most effective

things, how do we feature the players

in those roles? Because, Kev, honestly, it's trying to put the players in the right spot.

It's not just the playbook. It's the playbook and then featuring the players in their correct

roles.

That was Dan Quinn with me last week, talking about, you know, whether or not, you know, the focus of the

offseason was to chase down to close the gap on a Philadelphia Eagles team that not only won

the Super Bowl, but clearly has the best top to bottom roster in the NFL.

You know, that doesn't happen all the time.

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