Throughout my entire career, obviously this was probably the longest stretch of adversity that we had kind of dealt with.

But there had been times in little pockets here and there where I had to be that leader, and I'd learn from those moments.

Even though every single week in the NFL seems like the biggest thing in the world, it's a long season.

And I try to preach that to the guys is we've got to continue to get better and better.

And guys did.

We were playing our best football at the very end and that's all that matters.

And I was very proud of the guys and how they continue to fight through adversity throughout the season.

What's up folks? Welcome to the Whoop podcast.

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right now. All right. What's up, man? Good to be back with you, man. I know. It's been a while. I know. You've only won a couple of Super Bowls.

It hasn't been that long.

I know.

We're trying to keep winning more, though.

Well, congratulations.

It's phenomenal to watch your success.

And I thought I'd start with just talking a little bit about your leadership style this last year because it feels like over the course of the season there was a lot more

criticism of the team and of you even than I think you had experienced in the past and I'm curious

just how you felt your leadership style evolved throughout that I think just over time throughout

my entire career obviously this was probably the longest stretch of adversity that we

had kind of dealt with but there had been times in little pockets here and there where I had to

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