Soren Petro

Well, I mean, they've got, what, one playoff win?

No.

Easy answer on that one.

No.

And so, like, if they did it, this offense would have to really be changing.

Right?

Like, it would have to really be a ground and pound to –

I mean, listen, it would be like them, Matt, in the sense that when they had the bad blocking against the Bucs in the Super Bowl, what did they do?

They traded for Orlando Brown.

They signed Joe Tooney.

They drafted two offensive linemen.

I mean, they didn't just kind of try to fix the problem.

They threw a boatload of resources.

If they've looked at it and said, you know what's killing us is everything's difficult, everything we have to scheme up, everything we have to trick somebody.

Wouldn't it be great if we could just hand the ball and get four and a half yards on average, but every now and then get a big play?

Like, we've got to do that.

If we do that, that makes everything else fall in line.

Then I guess, you know, stranger things have happened.

This would be them throwing a lot of resources at the problem.

You don't like offensive line at pick nine, correct?