want to make.

No, I was thinking about this earlier because, you know, the one thing that was clear when the Dexter Lawrence trade was made, like I could tell just in listening to interviews, like interviews that you did with, you know, Ted Karras and some of these guys, the players were like, oh, this is different now.

Like, we're going for it.

Like, the organization is pushing the chips in the middle.

And I kind of got that feeling, you know, it was my first year of the Colts, but obviously the Colts had dominated, you know, the regular season throughout the early 2000s, right? But always had kind of missed up, you know, deep in the playoffs, missed the Super Bowl.

I remember that year, late in the season, we traded for a Booger McFarlane, right? A defensive lineman because our run defense was not – We kind of had everything, and they traded a second-round pick for him, which I know Bill Pullen absolutely did not want to do.

But kind of the same feeling.

What can the Bengals offense do this year to reach that next level?