We'll play for you in a few minutes what Dan Quinn said about defensive changes.

There is a change that he's making.

And phone lines are open at 301, 2,3.090.

I'll get to your calls too.

But a couple of more tweets and emails I wanted to read.

This one from Len.

Len writes, hello, Kevin, big fan, though not a D.C. resident.

Think you're wrong about the Jaden Daniels' end of game take. The goat of all coaches, Belichick, when asked about

never ever pulling the goat of all quarterbacks, Brady, regardless of score, he once said,

a football player is a football player. It doesn't matter what position he plays.

Even after Brady lost a full season to a debilitating knee injury, when he returned, he played

every snap until the end of the game.

Because in Belichick's mind, he was a football player.

You may disagree with the decision, but the difference is philosophical, not negligence.

You're simply on the other side. Regards Len. Thank you. disagree with the decision but the difference is philosophical not negligence you're

simply on the other side regards len thank you len um yeah let me let me be clear because i

thought i was clear yesterday nine times out of ten eight times out of ten in the past i'm

four compete till the end their football players their competitors finish their competitors, finish it out. But I felt like

this was totally unique. This was different than that. And this required, you know, more, you know,

of kind of an in-the-feel call. You know, all due respect to Belichick and Brady, I'd like to know

how many games when Brady came back, if any, I doubt ever this ever happened, where they were down 28 to nothing.

Okay, the Super Bowl. Hold on, hold on the Super Bowl, which Quinn coached in. Yeah, good one.

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