Joe Brady

Yes.

And I know I know I'm in such a fortunate opportunity.

Right.

There's only 32 NFL coaches and I'm extremely grateful to be the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

But there's still people in the world that you're like, whoa, that's that person.

And, you know, it does obviously mean a lot.

But even just hearing from my my, you know, my grade school guys is still is still so important because, you know, I try not to obviously forget where I where I came from.

Well, you embrace it.

Look, as the offense coordinator, my wife and I, when we can get away, we go north of the border, right?

We go to Toronto.

And you're walking the streets in Toronto as the offense coordinator of the Buffalo Bills, people see you.

right, and recognize you.

So I understand if, you know, north of the border they're recognizing me, that's where it is in Buffalo, and that's part of the passion, right?

And I'm understanding of that, but I want everybody to embrace the expectations, and I'm grateful to be in this position, and I know what we're chasing, and I want to do everything we can to get to where, you know, I want Mr. Bagula and Josh Allen and everybody to get what they deserve.

Yeah, look, at the end of the day, I wasn't good enough, right?

We turned the ball over five times.

And usually you turn the ball over five times, you're probably going to lose 40 to 3.

And it was one of those games where I felt like we don't turn the ball over.

I feel like we're able to put up a lot of points, and hopefully we're playing this weekend.

But that's the importance of the ball and protecting the football and giving you a chance.