Sam Darnold

I think less than 10, I think.

Well, you know, that's a lifer as a coach.

That's what it takes, unfortunately, in their minds.

In their minds, that's what it takes.

Time, effort, being on top of everything, never leaving the building, always being involved, being engaged.

And, you know, some coaches change it up a little bit, and they give some of their coaches a little bit more free time.

But he sounds like he's a throwback to the guys that used to sleep in the office, Joe Gibbs and those guys.

I mean, you know, that's what it takes to be a successful head coach in their minds.

Here is Leonard Williams.

You guys referenced him last hour, the former Giant, former Jet, talking about his days or asked about his days with the Giants and Julian Love.

I don't either.

Nope.

At times it got a little louder, then it got a little lighter.

So Seattle moves on.

The Rams heading home.

Here's Matthew Stafford.

Last hour I played you that clip where Sean McVay was very quick and, you know, what the reporter didn't like the question about Stafford and his future.

Here was Stafford who didn't seem to care about the question about their stalled drive at the six-yard line.

Matthew, can you walk us through the third and fourth down there?

No.