Bill Belichick

I took the ball.

We put it in the ground.

We put the dirt on the ball.

We stomped on it.

We spit on it.

We kicked it.

We took our frustrations out.

But that was the funeral.

game's over.

It's done.

We lost, buried the ball, buried our feelings, move on.

I'm not saying that was, you know, this great thing, but visually it, it's sort of the point of it was put the game out of your mind.

It's over.

We've had the funeral.

The difference is it's so it fits together so that the team is functionally as efficient as it can be.

Not just a bunch of guys wearing the same uniform with different numbers, but a group of people who function well together, you know, as a team.

And when you think about football...

I'm saying football is a team of teams, right?

You have the offense, you have the defense, you have a hands team, you have a punt return team, you have a nickel defense, you have a dime defense, you have a goal line offense and so forth.

You have all these teams and they all come together to form one championship team.