Jameis Winston

Back to Sean and Byron.

They had the ability to sense what was going on, what actually was happening in the game, not what we scouted out during the week, you know, not their tendencies.

But they saw what the defense was doing.

They were able to say, OK, I know what they're doing.

We're doing this.

And it hits.

Yeah.

You know, and that's a beautiful, beautiful feeling.

As offense.

Hell yeah.

One thing I always, like, when I talk to, like, office coordinators, like, why do you see the McVeighs and people like that, that literally run the Andy Reids, that run the same play over and over again, and the defense can't stop it?

Yeah.

And then you have guys where it's like, hey, well, we already showed that, so did it work?

Yeah.

Did that play just work?

Yeah.

So we're saying in this one game, this this is the only time we get to run this play against this team because we know we ain't going to carry it over the next week because you say we already ran it once.

Yeah.

Like why not run the play that's been working for us?

I hear you.