Offense

All right.

Well, I'm gonna say don't overreact to week one, because one year ago in week one, can you name the NFC Offensive Player of the Week?

[laughs] Jordan Love?

J.J. McCarthy.

Clay

Kubiak is the defensive coordinator, right? Offensive.

Offensive coordinator.

Yeah, Chris

Shula is the defensive coordinator.

All right.

The second topic, how will Jesse Menta/Anthony Weaver since they're co- co-collabbing on this defense defend the Colts offense?

Well, kind of similar to what I just said, I'm pretty sure that's gonna be the Colts mentality, try to run the ball and establish the run.

Um, so obviously look to limit it.

So you got to build this foundation up.

And as you start stacking the layers of offense, ontography, top of each other then things can get more intricate and they can get more complicated but defense man you're just ripping and running from four i mean i'm not gonna lie defense is a simpler thing to do i know a lot of people like to get into and they talk about how complicated defense is it's pretty complicated but at the end of the day hit the man with the football that's what defense is about get after the quarterback hit the man with the football let the chips fall where they may Offense, you got to gel more.

As a quarterback, he has to actually get the ball to the people he needs to get the ball to.

The offensive line got to work together.

But I think our guys are doing a really good job of utilizing the sideline, the back of the end zone as added defenders to help our cause out.

Offense really put up some good numbers against Missouri Western.

Jordan Pichot looked really good, 21 of 31, 254 yards, four touchdowns.

He carried it four times for a dozen yards.

I would say the receivers are top five in the league.

Offensive line, top ten.

Tight end, Jake Ferguson, good player.

Javante Williams, good player.

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hell they put themselves.

Offensively, it starts with the offensive line, which has been terrible for years.

They do have...

So whether that be offense, defense, special teams, but also game and time management, I'm hoping that those knots begin to be untied as they get more reps under their belt and start to build, you know, the continuity that you look for in well-seasoned teams and in the era of the transfer portal, I think you're really limited when you have so much change year over year.

But what we've been able to see is that they're, they're taking a lot of pride in how they're showing up.

And I hope that that starts to spell success when it comes to, yeah, your defense look good along your line, your, Offense was able to get the ball moving, especially on that ground game.

And ultimately, your special teams is able to capitalize on some advantageous end of the game scenarios.

How can we make sure that those are well balanced throughout the rest of the season? So you can compete versus some of those more scary opponents that I'm sure the buffs are going to be facing.