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Joe, there's so much I want to talk about with you because you went back and you watched the film.

Let's start with where, with a guy I was very critical of after Sunday, and it was Bill

laser. To me, the offense was dull. It was stale. It looked like it did in 2017 or 2016.

There was no creativity. They put Joe Mixen in position to fail.

They put John Ross in a position to, well, they didn't even put him in position because

they didn't use him.

The other thing that I thought was very interesting was A.J. Green, yes, the number of seven

receptions look okay, but it was hard to get him the ball. It looked, even when

they went down field and scored the touchdown, it was challenging. It reminded me of last

season and the year before that where this offense was one of the worst in the NFL. I was

very critical of Bill Lasers play calling. How much of this is on Bill Laser? How much of it is on, is it on Andy?

I just, I'm shocked that they only scored 10 points on Sunday.

Yeah, this was, you're right.

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