Olin Krutz

And how do we find a new coach?

And how do we get the offense to put the ball in the damn end zone?

Now we have a quarterback who competes, puts the ball in the end zone, scores points, finds a way to beat football teams.

It's been a fun year.

It's not just good, but it's great to simply have another game to play when everybody else is sitting at home.

Olin, looking ahead to this Rams game, I am fascinated by the possibilities just because of what has already transpired this season, and it feels like this might lean more towards what we saw against the 49ers, two offenses getting busy because I've been watching the Rams defense, and while they're good up front, I feel like there's some tendencies for them to get blown up down the field.

Yeah, in the secondary, right?

The first thing you do when you turn that film on is you say, hey, people are scoring points on them in the last six games.

People are attacking that secondary and finding ways to move the ball down the field and score touchdowns.

And look, man, Chicago Bears, now you talk about you turn on film on Monday mornings for a guy like me.

You say, who do you want to watch?

I say Ben Johnson and Sean McVay.

That's who I want to watch.

That's the film I want to study.

I want to watch the way those guys attack defenses, the way they use three tight ends, both of them, to create mismatches.

Now, they both were tight end coaches, which is interesting to me, right?

They both, Sean McVay for the Redskins, and, well, I'm sorry, the Commanders, and Ben Johnson for the Miami Dolphins.

So they both came up

the same way and and to me that was interesting i said man i wonder if that really did help them understand the run game and the pass game and how to tie that together but you're gonna have to score points uh with our defense versus this offense when you look at the matchup we know you know puka nakua davante adams the tight ends they bring sean mcvay will find a way to put the ball in the end zone ben johnson has to find a way

to attack Shula and his defense.