Final part of our show today, Brian is our defensive look at the film and upon further review, I guess the best way to put it.

And then, of course, our key moments in the game.

And we've got a few here, obviously, to talk about, let's kick this thing off, Brian,

talk about the run defense a little bit more specifically than we did earlier on in the show.

So your thoughts on the run defense and kind of what you saw when you

would look back at the film. So my grade doesn't change, in my opinion of the run defense

didn't change in this game. It wasn't good enough. I didn't think it was good enough.

The de-tackles weren't good enough. The lineback think it was good enough. The detackles weren't good enough.

The linebacker play is ascending,

but it's still not there yet.

But there was also, Vince, a lot of,

I think their name was okay with some of that.

And I kind of get it,

because their thought process is exactly what we laid out.

They are not good enough to beat you running the football.

They are good enough to beat you getting, you know, 15 going and getting that big

outside guy going and Blaine Gabbardt, Gabbard gets hot.

Yeah.

So like, okay, we're going to kind of give you some of those soft bubbles and say, we dare to

run a ball because you may get five, six yards here, but you know what you're not going to do?

You're not going to rip off a 50-yard touchdown run.

Or like your receivers are capable of doing and have shown that they can do against

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