John Gruden

He expects a lot from the defense. And they didn't give it to him last week in Arizona. So I can understand his frustration.

Well, I was a coach 15 years, so I've been a part of everything. My hands are dirty. You know, we've gone from first to worst. And, you know, there's a short way from the penthouse to the outhouse. But in this league right now, with the ability to change your team and free agency and the draft and your coaching staff, you can flip it in a year. So we've gone from last to first in the NFC South.

Well, I was a coach 15 years, so I've been a part of everything. My hands are dirty. You know, we've gone from first to worst. And, you know, there's a short way from the penthouse to the outhouse. But in this league right now, with the ability to change your team and free agency and the draft and your coaching staff, you can flip it in a year. So we've gone from last to first in the NFC South.

Well, I was a coach 15 years, so I've been a part of everything. My hands are dirty. You know, we've gone from first to worst. And, you know, there's a short way from the penthouse to the outhouse. But in this league right now, with the ability to change your team and free agency and the draft and your coaching staff, you can flip it in a year. So we've gone from last to first in the NFC South.

You got to have mental toughness. And I think you have to have a real bond in which how you handle the media and what you're saying in public. You know, there's just too much out there right now. When the fire starts in your kitchen, if you start releasing all these statements, it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And if it becomes an inferno, you can't stop. Yeah.

You got to have mental toughness. And I think you have to have a real bond in which how you handle the media and what you're saying in public. You know, there's just too much out there right now. When the fire starts in your kitchen, if you start releasing all these statements, it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And if it becomes an inferno, you can't stop. Yeah.

You got to have mental toughness. And I think you have to have a real bond in which how you handle the media and what you're saying in public. You know, there's just too much out there right now. When the fire starts in your kitchen, if you start releasing all these statements, it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. And if it becomes an inferno, you can't stop. Yeah.

But there's negativity in Chicago. Yeah, that's what's happening. It's just a horrible thing. Yeah. So I was always one of those guys that... I was always trying to stir the emotions. I'd try to piss you off one day, make you laugh, make you cry, fire you up. I just think you've got to keep everybody together, and it's us against the world.

But there's negativity in Chicago. Yeah, that's what's happening. It's just a horrible thing. Yeah. So I was always one of those guys that... I was always trying to stir the emotions. I'd try to piss you off one day, make you laugh, make you cry, fire you up. I just think you've got to keep everybody together, and it's us against the world.

But there's negativity in Chicago. Yeah, that's what's happening. It's just a horrible thing. Yeah. So I was always one of those guys that... I was always trying to stir the emotions. I'd try to piss you off one day, make you laugh, make you cry, fire you up. I just think you've got to keep everybody together, and it's us against the world.

I think the great teams, the teams that come out of it, are the teams that love the misery. And we used to talk about that. Don't you love that we're 0-2? We're all beat up. We're tired. We're a 10-point underdog. We've got to go on the road. Our dog just shit in our yard. Yeah. certain teams love the opportunity to showcase how they can come out of it. And certain teams don't.

I think the great teams, the teams that come out of it, are the teams that love the misery. And we used to talk about that. Don't you love that we're 0-2? We're all beat up. We're tired. We're a 10-point underdog. We've got to go on the road. Our dog just shit in our yard. Yeah. certain teams love the opportunity to showcase how they can come out of it. And certain teams don't.

I think the great teams, the teams that come out of it, are the teams that love the misery. And we used to talk about that. Don't you love that we're 0-2? We're all beat up. We're tired. We're a 10-point underdog. We've got to go on the road. Our dog just shit in our yard. Yeah. certain teams love the opportunity to showcase how they can come out of it. And certain teams don't.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you, you, you said it, the, the cracks after the commanders hail Mary, like it just, it was a report from five different guys doing media and it all looked bad and it was finger pointing. And so if you were to coach the bears, I want you to stay here at Barstow, but if you want to coach the bears, I could, we could maybe get that worked out as well.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you, you, you said it, the, the cracks after the commanders hail Mary, like it just, it was a report from five different guys doing media and it all looked bad and it was finger pointing. And so if you were to coach the bears, I want you to stay here at Barstow, but if you want to coach the bears, I could, we could maybe get that worked out as well.

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you, you, you said it, the, the cracks after the commanders hail Mary, like it just, it was a report from five different guys doing media and it all looked bad and it was finger pointing. And so if you were to coach the bears, I want you to stay here at Barstow, but if you want to coach the bears, I could, we could maybe get that worked out as well.

If you were to coach the Bears, what would be the first thing you do to try to put Caleb Williams back on path? Because it feels like we're off the path right now. It feels like we're off the road, and it's starting to kind of careen to a bad spot. What would be the first thing that you would tell him, tell your team, tell your offense?

If you were to coach the Bears, what would be the first thing you do to try to put Caleb Williams back on path? Because it feels like we're off the path right now. It feels like we're off the road, and it's starting to kind of careen to a bad spot. What would be the first thing that you would tell him, tell your team, tell your offense?

If you were to coach the Bears, what would be the first thing you do to try to put Caleb Williams back on path? Because it feels like we're off the path right now. It feels like we're off the road, and it's starting to kind of careen to a bad spot. What would be the first thing that you would tell him, tell your team, tell your offense?

What would be the first, like, hey, these are the fundamentals we've got to do?