Chris Long

That's why I think like early down pressure, you know, like when they play Buffalo, the reason Buffalo won that game is because they got him off the field like twice in the first half. And if you're to believe that the commanders are going to beat man coverage and run up some points, then all you have to do in this scenario to keep it close is get them off the field once or twice.

That's why I think like early down pressure, you know, like when they play Buffalo, the reason Buffalo won that game is because they got him off the field like twice in the first half. And if you're to believe that the commanders are going to beat man coverage and run up some points, then all you have to do in this scenario to keep it close is get them off the field once or twice.

That's why I think like early down pressure, you know, like when they play Buffalo, the reason Buffalo won that game is because they got him off the field like twice in the first half. And if you're to believe that the commanders are going to beat man coverage and run up some points, then all you have to do in this scenario to keep it close is get them off the field once or twice.

The way you do that, in my opinion, is time up a blitz when they're going to play action. and get Jared when he turns his back and try to cook something up on second down, get him in third and 12, get him in second and 13, something like that, and then you got a shot.

The way you do that, in my opinion, is time up a blitz when they're going to play action. and get Jared when he turns his back and try to cook something up on second down, get him in third and 12, get him in second and 13, something like that, and then you got a shot.

The way you do that, in my opinion, is time up a blitz when they're going to play action. and get Jared when he turns his back and try to cook something up on second down, get him in third and 12, get him in second and 13, something like that, and then you got a shot.

I heard that. I'm more concerned with walking into the shower to try to get a shower if I'm the O-line coach and Dan's doing naked push-ups in the shower.

I heard that. I'm more concerned with walking into the shower to try to get a shower if I'm the O-line coach and Dan's doing naked push-ups in the shower.

I heard that. I'm more concerned with walking into the shower to try to get a shower if I'm the O-line coach and Dan's doing naked push-ups in the shower.

Not in the communal shower.

Not in the communal shower.

Not in the communal shower.

He's the guy that, like, you know, what you see is what you get, but there's also a totally different element to him as you just talked about. Like, think of who he learned from. Sean Payton's one of the most aggressive guys in the NFL. Like, faking a punt last week, stuff like that, the Super Bowl, the onside kick. So...

He's the guy that, like, you know, what you see is what you get, but there's also a totally different element to him as you just talked about. Like, think of who he learned from. Sean Payton's one of the most aggressive guys in the NFL. Like, faking a punt last week, stuff like that, the Super Bowl, the onside kick. So...

He's the guy that, like, you know, what you see is what you get, but there's also a totally different element to him as you just talked about. Like, think of who he learned from. Sean Payton's one of the most aggressive guys in the NFL. Like, faking a punt last week, stuff like that, the Super Bowl, the onside kick. So...

He's got that, like, Sean Payton edge to him, and he's also got the intellect that comes with it. Sean Payton's one of the greatest coaches to ever coach, in my opinion, and he's so ball smart. He got all those situational nuggets from him, and then he puts his very physical, like, caveman edge on it. I liken a team to a Ferrari with mud tires. Like, they can do anything.

He's got that, like, Sean Payton edge to him, and he's also got the intellect that comes with it. Sean Payton's one of the greatest coaches to ever coach, in my opinion, and he's so ball smart. He got all those situational nuggets from him, and then he puts his very physical, like, caveman edge on it. I liken a team to a Ferrari with mud tires. Like, they can do anything.

He's got that, like, Sean Payton edge to him, and he's also got the intellect that comes with it. Sean Payton's one of the greatest coaches to ever coach, in my opinion, and he's so ball smart. He got all those situational nuggets from him, and then he puts his very physical, like, caveman edge on it. I liken a team to a Ferrari with mud tires. Like, they can do anything.

They can go four-wheel drive. They can go 200 miles an hour. And that's what the Ben Johnson element gives them. The offensive line's awesome. Everything they do looks the same. It's all in sync. They're incredible. But they could lose two coordinators.

They can go four-wheel drive. They can go 200 miles an hour. And that's what the Ben Johnson element gives them. The offensive line's awesome. Everything they do looks the same. It's all in sync. They're incredible. But they could lose two coordinators.