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Yeah, he was doing really well.

I mean, you know, 12 carries, you look at it and you say, man, we really should have given him the ball more than that.

You know, we've been on the field a lot, and we've had a lot more plays.

You know, we had 58 plays, I think.

Some of the situations in the game at the end there, especially we're kind of in a two-minute

type mode.

You know, so when you look at it and you come out of there, 26past, 26 runs, 29 passes, that's pretty balanced.

You know, some of those, you know, because of Brian and how he was running, you know, looking back at it, yeah, you would have liked him to touch it more.

That was Scott Turner yesterday, Tommy.

I was really interested in hearing what he would be asked and how he would answer some of the

questions. Specifically, you know, for me, the biggest, you know, issue I had from Sunday

night's game after the turnovers, which, you know, I emphasized and you felt the same way,

Brian Robinson Jr. averaging seven and

half yards per carry and only getting the ball 12 times. Well, upon further review, Scott feels like

maybe, just maybe we should have given him the ball a little bit more than that. You know,

it's, I think it's rare to hear that.

And I would bet you that Rivera probably said something to him because I think Rivera gives his coordinators a shitload of autonomy.

I think there's a lot of autonomy there.

And I think, you know, at the end of the game,

and Ron looks at the stat sheet and he looks at it and says,

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