Our offense didn't do enough.

This was the first time in a while in which they scored 37 points.

Like Brian Daibow walks away from that game thinking to himself,

you know, we did enough.

My offense did enough.

When Malik neighbors caught that touchdown with 20 seconds to go,

didn't we all kind of think deep down, all, we got this?

I mean, we're...

Not what Aubrey's sitting there.

Honestly, no, I didn't.

Because of what we talked about yesterday, I said, this ball's going to, they're going to

have the ball in the 30, whatever, plus 30.

They're going to need 15 or 20 yards, and they're in field goal range. Because they've got this super kick. You're right? I just, I knew that that was happening. No, no. And you're ultimately right about that. But I think, and this is me projecting on Brian Daibel after listening to that. And hearing Sean's point, again, go through all of their losses, even just the year before that, the last three years.

When have they had a game in which Brian Daebel or you as a fan walked away and said,

you know what?

Our offense did its job.

The answer is never.

Never.

And so I would assume in his mind, he's thinking to himself, man, I got everything I could out of Russ.

We scored 37 points. There were 19 seconds left, and we couldn't win the game. In fact, I assumed Brian Daibble had flashbacks from his days in Buffalo with the Patrick Mahalo. How many seconds were left in that game? 13. 13. Oh, okay. So was he the OC that? Yes. Oh, wow, that sucks.

That was actually his final game as offensive coordinator of the Buffalo

bills before he took the giant head coaching job.

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