What change for the offense?

Yeah, honestly, I don't know.

I don't have my, just be bull-hitting you if I was just saying this change or that change.

Like, you know, we didn't hit the mark in a lot of ways.

And going in, like I said, we had a specific way if we wanted to go play to go win it, and when you don't do that, it's collective. It's not, you know, about one.

I hadn't heard that one. They're at the end, a specific way they wanted to go in and win it. And I'm telling you, I guarantee you, part of that plan was we got to win this by maintaining possession of the football

and offense. And they didn't do it enough. They just did not do it enough. They had to know

that this was going to be difficult defensively. But the opportunity against Dallas's defense was to, you know, keep up, and they didn't.

And then the quarterback that would have given them a chance, maybe in the second half to keep up,

got hurt. All right. Other observations and then your calls. So I'll start with Jaden's Day.

Clearly not as best as I've already discussed.

Didn't get much help with the drops and the penalties and I think maybe a little bit more patience with the run game on Cliff's part.

But he also was not at his best.

He missed a couple of throws.

His accuracy this year, even going back to the opener against the Giants,

hasn't been what it was last year.

Now, you could certainly point to the receivers that were on the field yesterday, for sure. But he missed

high on a throw to Ertz, missed Lane on what should have been an easy pitch and catch,

you know, quick out. But I think they both happened, by the way, in the same drive. Brady pointed

out, and I think this is an all-22 question, that there were some

throws he could have made, and he made other decisions. I think you can say that about every

quarterback every week, but still it was Brady. 12 of 22 with, I think, three drop passes, maybe a

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