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We were talking earlier about quarterbacks that kind of fake like they're going to slide,

and so, like, defenders get very frustrated.

They can't hit anybody.

They don't make what they used to relative to what offensive guys make.

We have that Kenny Pickett video at college at Pittsburgh.

We've shown you the, you know, the Mahomes video where, you know, Kenny Pickett

looks like he's going to slide. So these defensive players are very frustrated. The rules are

against them. The money's not going in their direction. You've got quarterbacks faking like

they're going to slide. And Tom, again, I understand it's a late hit, but a three-game suspension

feels very punitive to me,

and here was Tom Brady earlier on the Trevor Lawrence play.

Defensive players have to be aggressive.

That's their nature.

I was trying to be aggressive on offense.

We tried to block aggressively, and at the same time, the defense tries to tackle aggressively.

So I don't know.

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