And Jacob, I know you're going to have to run eventually. You just do your thing.

Peace out when you need to. I got a piece right now. You guys have a great day. Go, Pat. Go. Merry

Christmas, everybody. Spend a wonderful, wonderful week. Merry Christmas, Jacob. All right. Let's dive into a little bit of the tape. I was in here getting chalk talk ready. We've already five plays in, and we're not even through with the second quarter yet.

This is one play that kind of stood out to me.

This was an explosive play, and it just tweeted out.

We all focused on the Josh Jacob stiff arm on the Honey Badger, but take a second to watch Sean Ryan on this 20-yard run. Great footwork to control the double team, athleticism to the safety, and then a plus one hat count created by one player. And I want to explain what we're talking about here. So we're just going to roll the tape. And hopefully I'll be able to pause it from time to time. It kind of gets a little wonky here. You see Sean Ryan at right guard. I want you to watch him help with the double team. Watch his feet, Tim. I just want you to key in on his footwork right here. Look how quick it happened. So I went slow motion for everybody. Look, inside leverage, no one where his help is

with Josh Myers. He's going to keep one hand on that guy, and he's already got eyes on the safety

right here, right? And you see him slide up to the next level. So still holding him there. Great job

getting out front of that block.

And that's what springs Josh Jacobs on this 20-yard run here to set up the touchdown.

Of course, the stiff arm there at the end.

My man swimming in the dirt there, boy.

You love the, I love the patience.

We always talk about Josh Jacobs being a patient runner.

And you see him there.

And, you know, first of all, yeah, taking one of, I mean, let's be honest,

Tyron Matthews, you know, he's probably past his prime boat, you know,

a top tier safety in the NFL for sure.

And he just, you know, takes him out like he's taken out the trash on a on a Tuesday, right?

And then he has the patience at the end of this run to realize where he is on the field and

just he just goes ahead and goes out of bounce here rather than, you know, making the dive for

the end zone, which we all love. But, you know, you extend there. You could pop a shoulder.

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