Those are, you know, conversations we have all year long about where it goes.

And, like, I've got, like, tons of respect for both Cliff and for Joe, what they do, how they, you know, go about it.

These guys worked incredibly hard, you know, over the two years here.

So I thought it was time for change, a new vision of how we'd want to go about it, John.

And so that's what we did.

Dan Quinn, yesterday during a press conference in which Dan took questions for about 20 or so minutes,

and then it was Durante Jones, the defensive coordinator, and they finished up with David Blow.

Look, net net, it was interesting, certainly, to hear from the two coordinators.

Quinn does a really good job and has all season long, and it's not the beats fault at all,

because they do try, but he's good at not answering the questions directly on several occasions and kind of talking around it and, you know, kind of leaving out some of the detail maybe behind some of the reasons behind Cliff and the team parting ways.

But there was a lot there overall volume-wise,

but I don't know, seven, eight cuts that I want to play for everybody from all three of them.

So, you know, there was the discussion from Dan Quinn about, you know, the difference you'll

see in the offense with David Blow.

And what he was looking for, and he talked about more, you know, under center. He talked about more

marrying of run to pass and the past being more play action, you know, it passes. Because

that's where, there were two things where Washington was way below the league, you know, over the last two years.

Number one, under center snaps.

Number two, play action pass attempts.

Under center dead last by Miles.

We talked about that during the course of the year, this year in particular.

And let me just say this, as it relates to Marcus Mariotta, who played a lot more than Jaden did this year, I don't know that

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