Antoine Randall-El

Third down and two to three, third down, four to six, whatever it is.

Let's try to get him the ball.

And he showed up.

And again, the catches that he made over and over again throughout the season have been, were amazing.

And then you, again, you talk about the guy in the room, which is a big deal.

When you come into the room and your veteran is DJ Moore, and you speak to your veteran about what you want to see your room to look like, and he begins to lead that,

That's when you, all right, he gets it.

He understands team.

I think when you look at Rome, I mean, here's a guy who understands hard work, not going to shy away from it, doesn't want to shy away from it.

doesn't want to take a rep off a playoff, wants to be in there.

So we had to really, at one point, we had to kind of keep him from himself in terms of, hey, let's rest his foot, not get back out there, you know, give it some time and let it heal up.

Like, he was chomping at the bit to get back out there.

And the criticism that he and how critical he is of himself

Man, that is, that's what you want to see and hear when those things take place.

When a guy takes, he takes the onus on like, yes, I messed up.

Now, I got to try to find a way to fix it.

You know, yes, this is, I didn't play my best ball, man.

I'm chomping at the bit to get out, to get back to work, to play my best ball.

When you get guys who see their faults, so to speak, and go work on it, man, that's easier for a coach to coach.

Because at the end of the day, like, you see it, you're going to tell them about it.