Ben Johnson, visibly frustrated.

Those are the plays they want to take away.

Kirby Joseph, going back to the fake play.

Remember, Jared Golph, we called that game.

Against Chicago.

Fake trip.

Jemir Gibbs falls on the ground, and they throw a touchdown instead.

That was great.

There's always going to be this, you know, we don't have the rhythm offensively because we lost Ben. Or we're not as good because we lost AG. Or this player leaves or what, and ultimately it's, do you have the coaches, yes? Do you have the players, yes? We just got to clean a few things up. Man, let's make a better call here in this situation. That'll help the players. the players yes what's the we just got to clean a few things up man let's make a better call

here uh in this situation that'll help the players the players man it's the footwork it's alignment

it's assignment it's uh you're finished it's the and it's really what we focused on

Dan Campbell talking about the things that he was tired of hearing and it came across pretty clearly that he was tired of hearing all of the stuff about his ex-assistance being gone.

And we played some of it last week, Speaks, where he's saying, what do you mean?

Something's wrong with our offense.

You're not doing as much shifting and motioning.

We don't really do that on the

road. Yeah, man. Home and road splits are something to look at in terms of those motion offense.

They did quite a bit of it yesterday. Yeah, they were very comfortable. And they beat up on the

Bears and we're discussing it with you. 312, 644, 67, we're going to take your calls inside

of the next segment.

When I see Ben Johnson on the sideline, week one and now week two,

I see a proud, smart, long-time football guy coming to grips with what he's gotten himself into.

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