When you just look at the collective over these last few weeks for the defense, is it execution scheme?

Is it coaching? What in your mind is the biggest issue there?

Yeah, I wish I could have one thing because I would say, okay, it's that.

And so I think you probably heard me say it over the last year and a half.

Execution as players and coaches.

And so that's what we'll dial into to find are we putting

the guys in the right spot. Are we, you know, digging into the right locations. Like as a coach,

you always look, what's the right amount, what's too much. So we got a lot to look into.

You know, to have an extra day to go, a good bit of it's going to be about us before we even begin our preparation on Kansas City.

Eight days from now, we've got a lot of things to improve upon.

And that's also why I said it at the beginning of the injuries are not the reason we lost.

You know, if you don't give yourself a real shot of things, to play it right, you know, you can't give yourself a good game doing that.

Yeah, he's right about yesterday's game. The injuries were a part of what was going on offensively.

You saw what Dallas did, right? They loaded the box. They played man coverage more

than they played any time this year because they felt they could against Washington's, you know,

a group of receivers that didn't include anybody that was a legitimate threat, or at least

they didn't think so. But the other part of the answer,

and I want to play everything that Dan Quinn said

in answering multiple questions about the defense yesterday

and potential changes,

because his first answer that we're going to look at everything

was obviously one where everybody perked up and said,

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