Joe Brady

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.

But even with it all, we had an opportunity with the ball in our hands to go down and win the football game.

And we didn't get it done.

And that's something that we have to obviously own.

And when we get the opportunity again, I hope we take advantage of that.

Absolutely.

Look, I don't like when Josh is showing up to the press conference in crutches, right?

You know, that's, you know, I don't, when he's taking hits and if they're making sure that I'm, you know, I'm doing the best thing to put him in a position to have success where, you know, where he's not taking, he's not taking some of the hits that he's taken.

And, you know, where I'm putting people in positions where, you know, he can get the ball out on time and he doesn't have to hold on to the football.

And so, yeah.

You know, we hold each other accountable in this organization, but as the head football coach, just like it was as offense coordinator, I'm always going to point the thumb at myself first and making sure I'm doing everything I can to improve our football team, knowing that if I do that, the players are going to do the same.

There's so much that I learned from Coach McDermott.

I know I only addressed a few of them yesterday, but I hurt for Coach McDermott.

I was a part of him.