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Question for out.

Sorry, Chris.

Good afternoon, Adam.

With regards to the big passing plays being allowed,

is there a common denominator and why that's happening so frequently

against three opponents over three weeks?

Yeah, I mean, it obviously happened the week before at the end of the game and then, you know,

happened in the second series and, you know, there's something that we're trying to address.

You know, it's been a couple different individuals when it's happened. Usually you can bring it back to technique.

You can bring it back to just execution at the top of the route or at the line of

scrimmage. So, I mean, we're coaching it. You know, there's a lot of things that go into just trying

to make sure you're taking away the things that the office is trying to do. But obviously, running straight lines towards the end zone and catching the football or something that we're trying to take away. You know, so, you know, there's different ways you can go about it. You know, we got guys up in tight coverage and we got to use that to our advantage, not our disadvantage. You know, and there's sometimes that it's really, really helped us.

There's sometimes that, obviously, it's hurt us.

So not allowing big play is obviously a big deal to us.

I think if we can make them snap the football,

I think we've been creating some pressure

and getting them some longer down in distances,

but we've got to create that by doing a better

job on the perimeter for sure. On the first long pass, should there be safety help, or is that

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