Let's jump into the next segment, Brian, and we're going to focus on the offense,

and we are going to basically talk about what we saw on film.

Did it back up what we thought coming out of the game?

Is it something that we may have missed or didn't see?

And so now we've got a kind of a difference of opinion.

And then, of course, key moments in the game offensively and why those are such, right?

So I will let you kick this thing off with your thoughts on the offense and what you saw on

film.

And we can kind of intermingle, you know, the key moments.

I mean, that's fine.

But that's kind of what this segment is all about.

Yeah.

You know, one thing I saw in film, Vince, is if you're going to grade the past game for how it performed in this game, it was not good enough, right?

Absolutely.

But what I felt after breaking down the film was I actually felt better about the past game because you realize it's a lot closer than I thought it was.

And you look at some of the throws that were made.

You look at some of the reads that were made.

Like watching it live, I couldn't tell.

Like it looked like Riley came back late to Mitchell Evans.

Right. But if you break the play down,

you see he's looking to read right. Chris Mitchell's is reading. He's about to throw. Chris

slips and he comes immediately back to Mitchell, finds him and lets loose with her. That was not a

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