Liam Cohen

So it was an old roller coaster game, the emotions.

We tried to just stay level-headed.

And at halftime, obviously, the kick ignited us, as I mentioned.

But nobody was flinching.

Nobody was freaking out.

There wasn't guys looking down.

Even throughout, right, it was a back-and-forth the entire second half.

And these guys just kept battling, kept battling, making plays.

And D-Ham with a huge play at the end of the game, man.

Got to give Edgar Bennett a lot of credit.

He got those guys ready to play.

Tim Jones and Tram and Parker.

You're down to three wideouts.

You're down to one tight end at one point.

I mean, the whole thing.

But yeah, it definitely impacted a little bit in terms of what the positions you can put them in.

I mean, I couldn't just go off the call sheet.

And call a lot of the game plan runs or plays passes because there were some intricate formations and things that we had guys mixing and matching.

So that's why we just kind of stuck with the run at that point in the overtime, especially to just let them go line up, play and compete.

Guys, real quick.