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There are a few shots on the broadcast of you very visibly frustrated and animated.

How would you just explain the psychological component of coaching against Bill Belichick,

especially when he's doing something like that, just running the ball time. Yeah, it's not, let's not give more credit than we need to give credit to Bill Belichick in this one. It was, whether it's Bill or anybody else, they beat us, right? But you sit here and you tell me when they start with the average starting, when we start with the average starting field, it was in the 40 40-yard line and he starts with the 23-yard line, and I'm rounding up in both cases. And we were one for four in the red zone and they're 0-for-one in the red zone. You give me that ahead of them. I'm saying, I like my chances. I like my chances. So it's not, I don't think, with all due respect it's not a bill bellichick type thing it's what do you do with the opportunities you got

what are you doing with the opportunities you got what are you doing with So it's not, I don't think, with all due respect, it's not a Bill Belichick type thing.

It's what are you doing with the opportunities you got?

What do you do with the opportunities you got?

We turn the ball over at the plus 30-some yard line.

Sloppy football.

Sloppy football.

So I'm very comfortable in that situation.

Meanwhile, Sean McDermott says this one last night had nothing to do with Bill Belichick.

How about that?

When most of the people think that had everything to do with Bill Belichick, when in fact fact, I may this is why McDermott does it because he's such, he's got such a mind, you know, bleep for Bill Belichick. But especially when Bill Belichick made sure everyone knew it was all about Bill Belichick by having his quarterback never throw the football. And so that's just a lead off this hour before we go back to the phones quickly, Mas. Do you think Bill Belichick overdid it with the lack of passing plays? Yeah, he did. I mean, a little bit. You know, and again, I mean, it worked. The plan worked. But, you know, there were situations here when you had the wind that on a third down play, you could have easily put the ball in the air and done it safely. Specifically in the second quarter. That's where I thought maybe mix in one or two more, see what you got with the kid or see if you can maybe get a DPI really pour it on. But ultimately, I mean, the plan worked, but again, to use his words, he said that the conditions in Buffalo in 2008 with Matt Castle were worse. And he threw more with Matt Castle. I think he was six for eight in that game. So, I don't know, three passes. That's all it was. You should have had a few more than that. He gets off on it, though. He does. Absolutely. He loves it. He gets off on it. This is how we're going to do it. everybody thinks you're going to have balance here you got to blah blah blah you can't throw it

and we're going to how we're going to do it. Everybody thinks you're

going to have balance here. You got to blah, blah, blah. You can't throw it in and we're going to run.

We're going to run every freaking play if we have to. And I get agitated. Listen to a guy like

McDermott who sits there and gives you average field position in the game and we're in the red

zone. And he's talking about like it was a regular football game it wasn't

this is the part they all miss bill knew it wasn't a regular football game would he ever run it

in just a that many times in a regular football game and never put the ball in the air no he's that

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