No, that's good. So let's talk about it. How do you come more efficient on first and second

now? One of the things that I think a lot of people were talking about, I know Anthony

was tweeting about an Anthony never tweets during commanders games, but he's like, man,

they can't run inside zone for anything, right? Yeah. Like there's not a lot of yards

available inside for the commanders in the run game, which obviously is going to hurt

your first and second down efficiency. I don't, I wasn't watching closely enough to know

whether Anthony was dead on an inside zone versus dives versus do those versus whatever.

But, you know, everyone just thinks those inside gun runs are always inside zone. But

like whatever, whatever they're running, what's what's going on there that they can't

get more yardage off of it and what else do you see on first and second down? That is

causing them to be in these situations in the first place. Yeah. So this is something

we could probably spend a lot of time on. And I do think there's a philosophical element

here that is really interesting to talk about. So if you look at teams that run them all

in first down quite a bit, like, you know, we talked about Detroit, San Francisco, you

know, Miami, these teams, they are not just running, they're running base runs, but they're

not base runs. If you don't, I mean, like they are skimmed up from an angle and leverage

standpoint to maximize that opportunity in a way that a lot of teams that do a lot of

gun runs just don't do because you lose the ability to kind of create the angles that

you're looking for. And what I mean by that is like, for example, on inside zone, let's

take inside zone, for example, I don't really want to double team vertically into the defense.

I don't want to do that. People say, well, that's what a double team is. You got to be

physical. You got to get after it. In the NFL defensive lineman, they are not here to

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