However you want the mood to be, you can dictate that.

Guys would be like, oh my God, oh, we can easily do this again.

Or you can just crush guys and make them feel horrible.

I don't want to do that.

I want guys to see how easily we could have done it.

And also remember how hard it was to get there.

Because that's also what people don't realize, like, yeah, we have a good team on paper.

But all our guys right now are independent contractors. And I guarantee our guys have been working hard, but our team hasn't been working hard.

So when our players get here, yeah, I'm going to show them some of the Super Bowl. They know we have one goal to get there.

But they have to know, like, we haven't done it yet. And we have to put in

the work as a team. That's Kyle Shannon with Chris Sims before training camp got started, talking

about the San Francisco 49ers, the team that had it. It was there. It was in the palm of their

hands. I'm not trying to rub salt in the wound. This is the reality of 10 points with seven minutes left. That play that was called the something, something, something, wasp. Two Jet Wasp. Something, something, Woss. I'm going to go with something, something, something was called. Something, something was called. And it was that long throw by Patrick Mahomes to Tyree Kill. And that was the moment where it didn't turn.

It was that moment where it was like, interesting.

Right.

Yeah, it was like, hey, maybe this game isn't over.

And then they get the touchdown.

And then, you know, that's when it really started to accelerate.

Right.

But they were there.

I mean, they put in all of the hard work.

They climbed the mountain. They had one hand on the summit of Everest and got thrown back to the bottom. That's the reality. Yeah. They did the hard part. The easy part was holding that lead and now they have to start over again. But we think they will. We think they're built to do it. Look, Chris, I've said time and again, and I'm not just saying

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