Good morning, Jerry. How you doing?

Hey, guys. Good morning. Sean, you and R.J. And man, it is great to be on this morning.

Heck, yeah. Always love having you, but a little extra special right now. Did you get basically everything

accomplished in Philadelphia with the goals on Saturday, getting ready for the playoffs?

Well, really more, more, if you will.

I underline that because, you know, the fact that we were able to play some of the younger

players without the risk of lumping really individuals in a group that individually they did some very good things like our cornerback Joseph and cornerback right.

But we got to really get some good snaps in by a lot of younger players here right before we play this playoff game.

And that really gave everybody a lot of confidence to watch them go out and then that kind

of competition have good days.

And so the fact that we got our younger guys, our backup, so to speak, the action they got up there will really serve us well here

as we line up against the 49ers.

Jerry, were you okay with how long Dak played in this game?

Were you up in the sweet kind of pacing?

No, I knew before the game that he'd be in there in fourth quarter, and we wanted him

in there in the fourth quarter and wanted that wanted him in there in the fourth quarter,

and wanted that much time out of him rather than just anything special about the fourth quarter.

We wanted that much snaps.

We had planned on our protection, allowing us to do that.

We'd planned on our running game, which allows you to have better overall balance in your offense and able to keep him out there without really thinking you were breaking down or in harm's way.

So as you all know, there's a lot of things that happen when you snap the ball, and you're

looking at a lot of things that will impact the next play, the next quarter, or the next

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