To see scuffling and training camp, I would say finally, we actually see, you know, some guys, you know, that's what training camp is about, sometimes you're gonna get tired of getting the same guy over and over again, right?

It's, you know, the linebackers are running backs, they're gonna gut up a lot and practice.

Of course, we want to be safe, we want to make sure we keep guys up.

But also, it's gonna get a little dizzy, it's gonna get a little chip in.

That's how I want to play offensively deep as I want to play with the edge.

I want to play with the tip on our shoulder, but also, we still have to play within the rules.

So, as part of the camp, you see, you know, it's not the worst thing that happened because, you know, as you show guys,

they truly care about what they're doing.

They want to be really good at it.

It's just two really good competitors going at each other, which I don't have problems.

Bam!

Always a tough balance in training camp though, right?

Yeah?

You want your players to give a crap, but you don't want them to do things in practice that if they do them in a game,

they're gonna get the team flagged or get themselves ejected or maybe both.

Or possibly get somebody injured in camp, including themselves when they start swinging fists against a football helmet.

So, you want that fire, but you want to be sure the guys can control it.

Yeah, don't cross a certain line.

In that emotion, it just flashes, but you know it's there.

Right.

You know, it's there, but they need to know how to control it.

That's right.

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