How important is it, I guess, to move on to the next play? Because even when you have great rush awareness, there are going to be some times where he might make a play anyway.

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, I know in my mind it's just going to be just keep rushing, keep rushing, keep rushing because you never know when you can crowd him and get him.

So, you know, that's what you're just going to deal with when you deal with scrambling quarterbacks.

Sometimes they can go left.

Sometimes they can go right.

Sometimes they're going to try to hit up the Bs.

How beneficial can that be when you're in the room breaking down what they do and how they do it?

Why – Being so new to it, being dropped into this locker room, do you feel that and recognize that in this team already? What makes you see that in this group?

Um, I'd say the players and the coaches, um, just from how they, how we work, how we, how we approach every day, understanding like this team has had a lot of success, you know what I'm saying? And sometimes success can be clouding, but when, when you, when you understand that you have to earn it each and every Sunday and the work never stops, that's a reflection of, you know, your, your, your team, your, your players.

And I just see that, you know, I don't see guys trying to take it easy or walk around and, with their head up, trying to act like they're all macho and everything.

It's more like we're working, we're grinding.

It's business.

It's every day we have to go out and earn it.

You know what I'm saying? And not only do we have to go out and earn it, we have to understand that we're going to get everybody's best shot.

How do you handle that player to player as a veteran? I think