Luke Willson

And I'm like, bro, even as a receiver, it's not hard to catch it and fall and just limp your way into staying in bounds.

So you go and you're like, how does this happen?

And I can't preach enough.

You guys hear me use this saying, situational awareness matters.

We would always talk about in these moments, hey, we need a first down.

Hey, stay in bounds.

Stay in bounds at all costs.

We have to get this done, boys.

You can't give Caleb Williams and this team a chance who has already burned you once.

Stay in bounds.

Play calling-wise, can we get plays that we think will keep our guys in bounds?

To me, that specifically comes from your staff.

Again, in college, we didn't talk too much about that.

But when I say O-Dog, it was drilled into our minds.

Drilled into our minds in Seattle.

Like, don't do it, you don't play.

And it's 100%, but also like, okay, today.

So how our days would be set up is you kind of get in the morning, depending on if you're going to lift or not, whatever.

But it's like meetings for about three and a half hours.

Again, potentially four if you're on special teams.