And I just felt like it had been a long week.

And, you know, with these home night games, right, we have a, let's say, Saturday, we, or excuse me, Sunday.

And then we are done with them and they go to the hotel and then, you know, Monday morning meetings and then they leave and they go home and they get some rest or whatever it is that they're going to do to prepare themselves for the game.

And I just felt like I wanted to remind them that it was important to have an attacking mindset and aggressive mindset to continue to find the joy throughout our team with each other playing watching each other feeding off each other all three units I just I think that's they appreciate it I think that they you know I've said after the game. The strength of our wide receiver unit is in the unit. And I know that that's hard for a position, especially that position, but everybody's catching passes. Everybody's catching touchdowns. They're trying to block when they don't have the ball. And I understand and I think that that and I appreciate that.

And so I remind them of that.

And it can't, it's not going to be just one guy getting 15 or 16 targets every week.

I just don't think that that's what this is.

And I appreciate their unselfishness.

And I think that that is just a,

a small microcosm of what I want our football team to look like and feel and be excited when

when Kyle catches a touchdown or when Kishan catches a touchdown or whoever it may be that gets a big third down conversion for us.

So that's all we're trying to do and Christian Ellis Ellis, I think, embodies that. He's a great

teammate. His teammates care deeply about him. He cares about this football team. He's got great

relationships throughout the building with his coaches and obviously with his teammates. And that's

another special group, you know, the linebacker group and Christian, Christian got us going.

And again, there's nothing illegal about anything that he did. There's nothing dirty. It's him playing

football and whether it's covering kicks and he takes a lot of pride in that unit and also on defense.

After getting the chase to go back and watch the film, how do you think to be the left side of the

offensive line?

I thought that they were excited about playing, and I think that that is probably the thing

that pleases me the most is that they wanted it.

Medvedarian wanted to go out there and play and compete and block.

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