Liam Coen

Well, that's going to be a different connection on this team because every team is different.

Well, yeah, I said, you know, winning is a fantastic deodorant.

It covers up what stinks about you.

It covers up what your blind spots are, what your negatives, what your areas of improvement are.

And if we can attack those areas with humility, with honesty, with a relentless pursuit to improve those areas, then we'll still continue to work on the areas in which we were good and we need to hone in on those things.

we're always looking for better balance on offense, right?

I think the run game for the first eight weeks of the season really kind of carried us offensively and allowed us to, to win some of those games.

And then the past game, the second half of the season really allowed us to go offensively.

And so we have to create a little bit more balance there defensively, just,

continuing to find that balance between Russian coverage and, and being a play a little bit, a couple of different coverages in the back end, couple, couple of different front structures or pressures that you're looking at and, and looking at, you know, adding in player acquisition throughout the draft and free agency and trades.

You're, you're looking at all those things during this time.

So,

And then special teams wise, we're constantly getting new rule proposals throughout from the league.

And so how does that affect your formations and your schemes and your fundamentals that you're coaching?

So it's a lot.

I mean, it's never like we're just walking through a day, kind of just going through the motions, hoping to go home.

I mean, that's not the atmosphere we want to be in.

And that's not how we're operating.

Yeah, I think losing a player like TJ, a first-round pick, the ability in the run of the pass and some of the production, that's going to be hard to match for anybody, right?

But