throwing, catching, blocking, tackling, running.

You can design up all the scheme plays you want in the world,

but you've got to do the fundamentals right.

Here's a Chesky off a great punt.

He gets punt.

That's the 15.

We heard that all the way up here.

You know, last year, Quinn talked a lot about, you know, developing this culture,

this identity, and he wanted to play fast. He wanted to be a physical football team, a very

competitive football team that, you know, the opponent win or lose knew they were in a game. And I think we saw that, and I think

it was that sort of tone over and over again last year was set more so by the special teams than

it was even the defense. Yesterday, it was set by both, the defense and the special teams. That

dude, Nick Ballore has been hitting people since he arrived on special teams. That dude, Nick Ballore, has been hitting people since he

arrived on special teams. McNeckles hits people on special teams. Reeves really gets after

people on special teams. They have been an excellent coverage team, with the exception of that

cowboy game last year. And remember last year, when the touchback came out to the 30-yard line,

Washington still was a team that tried to kick into the landing zone and cover kicks

more than almost anybody in the league.

They felt it was a tone setter, and they thought they would be good at it,

and average starting

field position they would benefit from it and now that it's coming out to the 35, all those kicks

are going to go into that landing zone. But yeah, they averaged the Giants did 20.5 yards on

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