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Well, Sean Payton, 15 years in the league, Super Bowl champ, coach of the year.

One of the smart offensive guys this league has ever had, he's on Sunday's kickoff.

He's at an undisclosed location in one of my favorite cities in America. I'm not going to tell you where, but it's a great place in America. And he'll be back in L.A. in a couple days. So I want to talk about all you offensive coaches, you, Andy Reed, McVeigh-Shannahan, you all got a little secret sauce.

Shanahan's ability to run the football, you know, it's kind of, it's amazing to me.

What, I mean, when you watch it, do you ever watch their film and think, I got to borrow that?

I got to steal that.

Like, it feels like that's his

secret sauce. Yeah, we do all the time. I would say a couple things. Typically, we'll have

certain teams on a study reel that every week we're cutting up their film and making sure that we're looking at what's up to speed,

what's up to date, not just in the runner pass game.

It might be red zone.

It might be third down.

But I think one of the things with Kyle, when you watch their offense, they do such a good job of stretching the

de-gap. They really, they really force the ball to the perimeter and force your defense to move

horizontally and then find the, find the creases once everyone's moving east and west right find the north-south creases they

do that as well as anyone you know i i watched um garropolo there are limitations but sean sometimes

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