Look, losing is hard for all of us, but I'd rather lose and play than not play at all.

You know, I love playing, I love competing.

I love trying to be a little bit better every day.

I love going out there with a sense of purpose to try to get better and ultimately, I love

trying to play at a championship level for my teammates and obviously there's challenges

every year.

Everybody has unique challenges, you know, on and off the field to the end.

You work as hard as you can with the circumstances that are presented before you.

And, you know, we're just going to keep fighting to the end and we'll be measured by again by

what happens over the course of a long season.

And we still have six games to go.

There's a lot of things that can happen.

The future is not written by any stretch.

There's a lot of bets going to happen in the next six weeks of football.

And hopefully we can find better rhythm and find a way to get a win this

money night against New Orleans, which will be a huge game for us.

It's Tom Brady from the Let's Go podcast earlier this week,

licking the wounds after losing to Miles Simmons Cleveland Browns in overtime,

but also kind of renewing his vows with football.

I'd rather lose than not play.

And there was a time earlier this season, and I really didn't intend that pun.

I really didn't.

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