Well, I wish we could just turn this thing loose and cut their ass up, but you know it's not what's best for the team.

I wonder if we were like really like 50, 60% scripted.

Like going into this game, normally you might script your first 10 or 20 plays maybe or whatever.

I mean, they must have been working with a limited call sheet, like you said, just to try and keep guys safe.

And, you know, when you've got all these backups and practice squad guys out there, your job as a coach is to give them a chance to succeed. And if they don't have a full grasp of the complexities of your offense, you definitely don't want to, you know, start calling play action naked boot bombs down the field. when you can't trust that, A, the protection's going to hold up, and B, that your receiver is even going to run the correct

route. on play action naked boot bombs down the field, when you can't trust that, A, the protection's

going to hold up, and B, that your receiver is even going to run the correct route.

So it's just a tough, tough spot to be in as a head coach, you know.

It looked like his play sheet was a little bit thinner. He had the folded one. Normally,

he's got the tall, the tall rectangle sheet one. You got the one that folds up three times. So probably preseason offense there. Like a million college football, just switch right over to the favorites page, right? Don't even go through the play. Yeah, I got a nice, okay, TCU air rate offense. I'm telling you. It's three plays you run, not sure. Five wide streaks, let's go.

Four words.

His opponents always say, once you run another play.

You can hit the number two against cover three.

He's either running four birds or he's calling drop plays.

That's it.

Yep, that's it.

Oh, man.

Detroit is leading three to nothing over the Chicago Bears with seven minutes to go,

and the commanders and the Eagles are tied zero to zero.

Again, in order for us to play the Bears in the first round in Chicago,

we need the Eagles to lose or the Bears to win is what we need to have.

We just need the Lions to hold Caleb under 270 passing, so he doesn't clear

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