That's it, that's it, you know what I was gonna say, I can see it on the side of it, we look hungry, we look hungry, we play fire.

Hey, proud of each and every man in his room, man.

Alright, y'all put the work in this week.

That's what it looked like, man, y'all put the work in Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

Alright, we put the work in, we put the money in the bank and you cast out today.

That's what it looked like, that's what it looked like now.

It's 17-nothing and I'll tell you what, man.

That is the most resilient performance I've ever seen in my life.

You know what that was right there, that was the definition of resilience.

Hey, great, great, Emmy, great team win.

It does not get any better than that.

We only show the thrill of victory, we rarely delve into the agony of defeat on that Monday, after Sunday.

But hey, for the teams that win, it's a big deal.

Winning a game in the National Football League is difficult.

We see it every week, it is a 60-minute fight and sometimes it comes down to the wire and for the team,

especially the team that wasn't expected to win.

When you get that upset victory, things are pretty good.

It's a good feeling.

It is a good feeling.

There's nothing like being in a locker room after a win as a player.

And of course, as a coach, too.

Just the week that you go through, you know, it's one of the most high-pressured jobs.

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