Brandon Marshall

When I was young and how I approached situations, it tore up the whole offense aside.

Our offensive coordinators can't think.

They're holding the cards like this every day, shaking, because they're like, man, if I don't call the right play and Brandon Marshall's not in it, I got to hear from him.

Then you go to your quarterback.

Your quarterback is frustrated.

He can't go through his progressions.

So the offense out of whack.

You want those guys to be out there calm, cool, collected, and just going with the flow of the game, how they see the game, not saying I have to force it to someone.

Tyreek Hill has been phenomenal over the last couple of years, but Tyreek Hill is also one of those dog number one receivers that can present some challenges, some management challenges.

So, you know, I was looking for more after Tua, after Tyreek went down, thought he was going to actually take his game up a notch and that didn't happen.

So that was surprising for me.

But remember how they started off this year, Tyreek Hill,

He was saying he wanted out.

Then he said he's coming back.

Then he wanted out.

And then he comes in and he apologizes to his team.

I'm working on my leadership and doing all of that.

Tua says that he broke some relationships within, you know, not only the office, but the entire building.

That's a big problem.

So when we think about why guys, you know, aren't performing at a high level, sometimes it's about the things that's happened off the field, not on the field.