I'd Stan Campbell after the game.

And again, you can write the ship real quick.

You've got to win next week.

But you could talk about being disgusted with what the team looked like.

And make no mistake.

You went from being arguably the greatest offense in the league,

the greatest, one of the best we've seen in 25 years,

to something that looked like Techmo Bowl yesterday.

And before you start crying about John Morton and screaming and yelling about it,

you can't run deep crosses if you don't have elite pass protection.

That is the longest developing route in the league.

What about good hard play action?

If you can't run the ball, it doesn't matter.

And by the way, you couldn't even pass pro your play actions.

So just remember, then we get to the pre-snap candy, the scheme, the way to attack.

None of that was there.

But again, all offseason I was made fun of because it's Dan's offense. John Morton, he's just going to be seamless. Okay. Oh, okay. Oh, Ben Johnson's Ray Leota at the end of Hannibal. Got it. Okay. Yeah, remember he had a foot out the door. He didn't really care. He kills me. That's not how it works. They can fix it. It's going to take time, but they don't have time. And of all the things that were laid bare yesterday, I'm with you. The interior of that O line. Throw the O line at large in. You could spotlight plays where Taylor Decker, I thought, really struggled against Rishon Gary. And Penae Sewell did not do his job against a limited Micah Parsons.

Forget about the rest.

The Interior three were an abject disaster.

Go to Justin 971.

Justin, how you doing, buddy?

Hey, thanks for you, Michael.

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