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I think...

I don't want to say he's at fault for this, but I do think that as a coach, you always have to grow.

You have to evaluate yourself, evaluate your performance, evaluate your productivity.

And I think that maybe that's one of the things he learned from last year is he's got to evaluate his productivity also because –

I agree with you.

The Chiefs, they had a plan, and they were sticking with it, and they thought, we have Patrick Mahomes, and we have Travis Kelsey, and we have a great defense, so we're just going to do our thing, and things are going to work out and work out well.

They didn't.

How about this?

I mean, you can put stuff into the... Listen, I'm just dabbling in AI.

I have no idea.

AI to me is like...

I'm in the dial-up stage of AI.

No, but what I'm saying is that there's people that are there.

I mean, their whole world is taking these statistics and taking these film and taking all the information and being able to disseminate it through AI, whatever they're doing.

And, I mean, it's just unbelievable all the information that is being put together so quickly that what it took –

Well, one of the things that we always talked about with Danny Reed, and I still think he's a brilliant mind when it comes to offense, but I think teams and coaches and organizations have caught up because of the opportunity to use the tools that we talked about, the analytics and AI, that they can make those adjustments just as fast as Danny Reed used to be able to do it on his own.

We used to talk about one was one of the greatest things that Andy was able to do is make game time adjustments.

But that's kind of gone to the wayside.

Would you agree with that?

I don't think he makes as many great game time... That you can't do it or he's just not doing it as well?