Bill Belichick

I was expecting the worst and that usually didn't happen.

So that's a good thing.

But yeah, I don't know if that's a lack of confidence or I don't know what the exact word is, but.

Yeah, you definitely have those apprehensions.

And certainly opening day is a difficult day because you don't know very much about your team.

You don't know very much about your opponent's team.

And unless you have a really veteran team, you don't know exactly how the team is going to react in certain situations, particularly tough and critical competitive situations.

Um, so, you know, even though you have a good team, how are they going to react when, you know, you're really in a, in a really a tight ball game.

And that's, that's something that you don't know until you've been in a few, unless you've been in a few with those guys and it's the same guys.

Well, I think one thing that I see with, you know, some of our younger staff members, coaches, and things like that is they're very concerned about their title.

You know, can I be the – can I get this title?

Can I get that title?

And the coaches of, you know, can I be the run game coordinator?

Can I be the blitz coordinator?

Can I be the zone coverage coordinator?

Can I be the – I mean –

It's like, what are those titles for?

They don't impress me.

I know what your job is.

I mean, do you need that title to, you know, validate what you're doing?