Press Pass | Trevor Lawrence & Josh Hines-Allen Discuss Loss, Mentality Moving Forward
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What were the team's thoughts after the loss to the Bills?
Josh Allen, the other Josh Allen, about doing, you guys pounded him, sent him to the lieutenant twice, did everything he could, and he still kept coming back and making those plays down the stretch.
First and foremost, man, shout out to my team. We fought all year, we battled. This was the most fun I've had in a very long time. And I got a lot of guys that could say the same thing, but I'm out here to speak for all those guys. And, you know, coach and staff did a great job on, you know, preparing us, putting us in the right position. Obviously, there's some calls we can have back. There's some plays that we can have back player-wise. And that goes for everybody. But this is a growing step for us, a growing moment.
How do Trevor Lawrence and Josh Hines-Allen plan to move forward?
And, you know, obviously this team is not going to be the same next year. And this is our – we felt like in the moment this was our opportunity to go take advantage of it. And we didn't, but we got a lot of guys that's hungry. And, you know, we're going to attack this offseason, grow from this offseason, and come back ready to be, you know, to win the whole thing next year.
Kind of playing off that, Josh, just how – How much do you think that this is possible to just keep moving forward, keep moving up, you know, going into next season? How much confidence do you have from what you guys were able to accomplish this year?
I mean, I think our message has always been the same. You know, each week is, you know, we come in day one and we execute what we need to do. We compete at a high level. We build that trust with each other. And I think we've done a good job with that. And I think, you know, as long as we take care of those things, I think winning and executing at a high level plays that part. So I can't really sit up here and say that, you know, what our season is going to look like next year.
What does the team need to improve for next season?
But I can say that we got a team full of guys that's committed to each other. Obviously, the team is going to be a little different. You heard what coach just said. It's going to, you know, it's a business at the end of the day. Some people are going to be here, some people are not. But the guys that step on this field, leading to OTAs, to training camp, to the first game of the season, to the last.
Those are the guys we're going to ride with and those opportunities we're going to try to develop to win.
Josh, beyond the 13 wins, why did you have the most fun you've had in a while this season? Just personal growth, being in the moment, continue to be in the moment, continue to control what I can control, continue to be a leader on and off the field, putting guys in positions to be successful, helping the guys. When we had a stretch to where guys were getting hurt in the back end, to step up and be that voice for those guys, give those guys comfort, give those guys trust that up front we're going to take over. And that was a time we had to turn it up a little bit, and we did. And those guys stepped up in a big way. I'm talking about AJ, Jarrion, Brass, guys that had to step in, and even Greg getting traded here.
and immediately putting into the fire.
How did the team build confidence throughout the season?
He was a guy that, you know, we had to bring him in and, you know, we all adapted and I'm proud of these guys. And again, for me as a leader, continue to grow from this moment, continue to not sit up here. I had to leave out there pretty quick because I'm not, you know, I'm not big on the emotions and you know what I'm saying? I don't want to say goodbye. I see these guys tomorrow. Let's get our emotions out of it. And come back tomorrow, obviously, it is what it is. It is what it is. We're in the moment. But it's time to get healthy. A lot of guys need to get healthy. I'm excited to spend time with my family. I know my family's probably happy, regardless of winning or losing. So I get to be a present father.
And I'm excited about that.
What personal growth did players experience this year?
I'm excited to take my kids to school. And not only myself, but the guys are as well. So continue to grow as a human, continue to grow as a teammate, continue to grow as a father, husband.
That's our goal in life, and that's what I'm set out to do.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What were the team's thoughts after the loss to the Bills?
0:00–0:40
2
How do Trevor Lawrence and Josh Hines-Allen plan to move forward?
0:40–1:45
3
What does the team need to improve for next season?
1:45–2:55
4
How did the team build confidence throughout the season?
2:55–3:42
5
What personal growth did players experience this year?
3:42–4:36
6
How do players balance disappointment with accomplishments?
4:36–5:55
7
What lessons were learned from playoff experiences?
5:55–6:42
8
What is the outlook for the team's future after this season?
6:42–14:29
Speakers
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