You'll have to figure out who you guys are and what you want to be.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm, one, I don't think we should shy away from that.

I think that's the truth.

And I think that's transparency.

And at the end of the day, in order to get things going in the right direction, you have to be transparent. You have to be honest. And I don't think we are who we think we are. So with that

being said, it's a quick turnaround. It's a trip to Europe. It's an opportunity for us to kind of dive in together. You know, I believe in this brotherhood. I believe in the guys in locker room. But like I said, there's got to be a sense of urgency, and I think our guys feel that. That was Marcus from Mario out after the game. Yeah, I don't know what they think of themselves now, but it's certainly not

what anybody thought they would be before this season began. All right, just because I was out yesterday,

just continuing with my game take, and then, look, phone lines will open in 15 minutes at 301,

230980, 301,2-3-0-0-0-980.

The big change, obviously, post the loss to Detroit is that Joe Witt, Jr. is no longer the

defensive coordinator.

He's been demoted.

Dan Quinn is taking over those responsibilities.

You'll hear more sound from what Quinn said yesterday on his decision to take over the

defensive coordinator responsibilities.

Of course that means Joe Witt Jr. is not going to be the defensive coordinator next year.

And we'll start having those conversations about the direction

in which Washington should go, defensive coordinator, when the season ends. This was, you know,

from the beginning, we don't know anything for the most part, but we do know that there's no

chance that the culpability for

Joe Witt Jr. over a game resume, not just a two or a three game resume, over a 30 game

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