Diante Lee

Why?

I'm abstaining on this one because I don't think I have any healthy feedback.

He has to coach a punter.

I wouldn't say they're frauds.

I'd say that today they were the same team they had been throughout the entire playoff run.

which is extraordinary.

It was an awful offense.

Terrible.

All postseason.

They played four straight games against four good defenses, and the defenses they played against kicked their asses in all four of them.

They just happened to force enough turnovers and play well enough with their defense to be able to get by.

Like I said, this was the one team that was not going to hand them the game that had enough explosiveness and was consistent enough

not hampered by weather conditions or anything like that to be able to finish the deal.

But New England looked like the same team that they've been for the last month, which is a team that can win a game if you make mistakes.

But if you hold on to the ball, if you're smart with the ball and your defense plays well, they were always going to be vulnerable and susceptible to a game like this.

Josh Allen had to beat Trevor Lawrence, so you didn't have to see that Jacksonville team.

I think that's true.

I think that when you look at especially up front, they had two rookies playing side by side in the Super Bowl in Jared Wilson and Will Campbell.

And I mean, those two got roundly beat throughout the playoffs and were clearly being targeted throughout today's action in the Super Bowl.

I think you would you can't assume that trajectory that the trajectory is always just going to be upward, right?