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0:08Hope good evening everyone. Thank you
0:10for joining us for a new edition of the
0:12Coach McVey Show presented by Microsoft
0:14Surface. I'm JB Long sitting down with
0:16the head coach of your Los Angeles Rams,
0:18Shawn McVey. Love these victory Mondays,
0:20but it's quite a run here where it's
0:22been an emotional cocktail of the win
0:24and the elation offset by some
0:26unfortunate things going on behind the
0:28scenes. Yeah, it's uh number one, I'm
0:30really proud of our group for finding a
0:32way to be able to like you can feel like
0:33the skills of building physical, mental
0:36toughness, resilience. Um these guys
0:38have leaned into that and I think it's
0:40been on display the last three weeks. Um
0:42that being said, you empathize with a
0:44lot of your, you know, teammates and
0:45players that are going to be missing
0:47time because, you know, the natural es
0:49and flows of a season, but that
0:51attrition is very real. And so you feel
0:53for those guys and it's been a unique
0:55set of emotions that accompany, hey,
0:57let's figure it out. Let's do the next
0:58right thing while not minimizing um some
1:01of these guys that are are missing that
1:03they mean a lot to you personally and
1:06they mean a lot to our football team and
1:07that's that's been challenging.
1:09>> For those who may not have heard the
1:10news yet, I'm guessing they know about
1:12Puka, but would you lay it out for us?
1:14>> Yeah, basically, you know, on the last
1:15play got his MCL and got his PCL. Got a
1:18good strain of that. actually suffered a
1:20a version of a turf toe as well earlier
1:22on in the game which shows you what a
1:24competitor he is and um he's going to be
1:27out for a good amount of time and so
1:28probably put him on IR hopefully get him
1:31back at some point this season. um could
1:34have been a lot worse you know when you
1:36look at the way that you know he got hit
1:37on that right knee on that jet sweep and
1:40you know it's a bummer and you lose
1:41Steve Aila for a good amount of time as
1:44well with the hamstring and hopefully
1:46we'll get some guys back but it's it's
1:48been challenging
1:49>> to zoom in on the puka thing uh talking
1:51with you post game it felt like already
1:52as the head coach but also the play
1:54caller you were beating yourself up a
1:55little bit about even putting himself in
1:56that predicament
1:57>> I mean you felt like you ideally wanted
1:59to be able to end the game and the
2:00second down call where you lost yardage
2:02you know really hurt us and And that
2:03was, you know, bad on my part. Uh you're
2:05thinking, okay, how do you make sure
2:07that they use their last timeout? What's
2:09the best way to be able to convert? We
2:10had had a good hit on a perimeter play
2:12similar to that for 15 yards to the
2:15previous drive. Um that play was
2:17designed obviously to be more outside.
2:20Um but you're still staying in bounds
2:21and you know when he cut up you know
2:23that was a safety that's kind of
2:24unblocked fitting it inside out and yeah
2:26you kick yourself you know because if
2:28there is you know you can't control
2:30things but if you can control all right
2:32I what decision could you have made to
2:34prevent that and be lying if I said that
2:36doesn't still just go throughout your
2:38head and and it's a bummer because it
2:40affects someone that you care about and
2:41it also affects your team in in not a
2:43positive way. I want to be careful with
2:44how I ask this next one because there is
2:46no world in which not having one of the
2:47best players in the NFL is good for the
2:49Los Angeles Rams. But knowing that here
2:52you are again period of time without
2:53him. We've seen this team as recently as
2:56last year in London deal with the
2:58subtraction of Puka and it had good
3:00outcomes. How can you replicate that?
3:01>> Yeah, I think you said it best. You
3:03know, you're not there's no part about
3:05missing him or Devonte or Terrence
3:07Ferguson that makes you better, but it
3:10does provide an opportunity to be able
3:11to give guys a chance to step up. I
3:13think we have capable guys uh to be able
3:16to distribute the field to be able to
3:17utilize all five eligibles, whatever
3:19personnel grouping that we're activating
3:21and we feel really fortunate that we
3:23have a quarterback that can really play
3:25point guard and get a bunch of different
3:26guys involved and so um you know and
3:29there's not going to be any tendencies,
3:30you know, so a lot of you know a lot of
3:32the guys that have been the key focal
3:34point of the pass game in particular
3:36when you're talking about Puka and
3:37Devonte, you know, so it's it's really a
3:40great opportunity to be able to utilize
3:41and and have it come to fruition that
3:43it's the greatest team sport that there
3:45is
3:45>> because you've said on this show and
3:46elsewhere that the Rams are at their
3:48best when you are spreading it around
3:49and activating all five of your
3:51eligibles. I think it's fair to say that
3:53since Devonte's injury that's not
3:54necessarily been reflected in your
3:56offensive performance,
3:57>> you know, and there are certain guys
3:58that are going to get a heavier share of
3:59the target volume just based on the
4:01nature of the caliber of player and
4:03things like that. But, you know, you
4:05look at it, I thought there were some
4:06opportunities and some guys did deliver
4:08and and make some plays. um thought that
4:10there was going to be a chance that they
4:11would double puke on a lot of the known
4:13pass situations, which they did, where a
4:14lot of the target that we were getting
4:16him kind of came outside the framework
4:18of those, which is where we thought we
4:20could feature him. Um and and I thought
4:23some other guys did separate. We can
4:25consistently execute, but there were
4:26some big conversions. You know, M had a
4:28big third down conversion, you know,
4:30that we had to have. Higgby had a big
4:31second and 10 conversion in the high red
4:33area that led to Cororm's one-yd
4:35touchdown run. and um want to be able to
4:37get a lot of guys, you know, involved
4:39and and I think that'll serve us well
4:40and that's really what we're tasked to
4:42do.
4:43>> So, specifically with your wide receiver
4:44depth chart as you go into this week
4:46against Arizona, unless you give me a
4:47nod and a wink, I'm going to assume it's
4:48the guys that we know and maybe ask you
4:50to refresh, where are CJ and Tutu and
4:53Kate and Jay Wit at this stage of their
4:55season and what might you expect from
4:57them moving forward?
4:58>> Yeah, well, the first thing it's a
4:59bummer Jay Wit's back is really
5:00bothering him. So, he might be a
5:02candidate, you know, we we'll see what
5:04that looks like for his status moving
5:05forward. CJ Daniels has been a guy
5:08that's done a lot of really good things.
5:09I think if you talk to our DBs with the
5:11looks, um the maturation, the growth
5:13that you've seen from a young player,
5:15you know, I'm excited for him to get an
5:17opportunity to step up and play. And I
5:18don't believe it's too I I know it's not
5:20too big for him. Strong hands, big
5:22physical, you know, got the ability to
5:24be able to separate. Um I like
5:26everything he's about. And then I think
5:27M has done a great job with the
5:29opportunities that he's had as has Tutu.
5:32Um both of those guys have gotten a lot
5:34of snaps over the last couple weeks and
5:36um and I think you'll see that target
5:37share increase you know just you know
5:39with them getting some opportunities and
5:41um and look forward to that.
5:42>> And this is a question for a future week
5:45but Devonte reportedly behind the scenes
5:47is doing well. I don't know if it's
5:48ahead of schedule how you would frame
5:50that but how optimistic are you that he
5:51can you know come back sooner rather
5:53than later?
5:54>> Yeah I am. I just talked to him. That
5:55was why I was a little delayed in
5:56getting in here because he looks like he
5:58looks great. I mean, physically, he must
5:59have just come off a lift, but he looks
6:01physically good. He's moving around. Um,
6:03he's making really good progress. And
6:05so, I think, uh, sooner than later is a
6:07good way to be able to put it. And, uh,
6:08that'll be a welcome back that we'll all
6:10be excited to have.
6:11>> Let me go back in time a little bit to
6:13Friday afternoon because I know that
6:14Terrence Ferguson was on track and
6:17expecting him to be such an integral
6:18part of this offense. I can only imagine
6:20you probably built a game plan mostly
6:22around utilizing his unique skill set in
6:24the 48 hours between when he does his
6:26hamstring and when you kick it off. How
6:27much of a pivot was there?
6:29>> A lot, you know, and and um you know
6:31that that's what's you feel for him, you
6:33know, and his ankle was actually feeling
6:35good. Um it was kind of a you know on a
6:37Friday practice like you mentioned
6:39running a standard out cut and um and
6:42it's you feel for the players first and
6:44foremost and then you're saying man I I
6:45feel for us a little bit too because uh
6:48he does add such a unique skill set
6:50because he can be such an athletic
6:52moving part of the you know he's a true
6:54joker where he can play all over the
6:56formation. He can be part of the run
6:58blocking surface. He can lead block. He
7:00can run legitimate receiver routes from
7:02width from the slot as an attached tight
7:04end. He was a guy that we had huge plans
7:06for going into this season. Um, and I
7:09think he showed some real flashes of why
7:11we did. And unfortunately, the injuries
7:12have prevented him, but um, he's got a
7:15really bright future. And, and u, you
7:17know, these are the moments that
7:19strengthen you, even though they don't
7:20feel like they do when you're in the
7:21midst of it, but he's a resilient,
7:23mentally tough guy. And, uh, we'll be
7:25excited to get him back whenever that
7:26time comes
7:27>> because that 21day clock is now running,
7:29right? whether or not he's ready to play
7:30at the end of it. I'm guessing not given
7:32the setback, but you don't shut him down
7:34for the season. You got to keep him
7:35ready to go.
7:36>> Something that we want to avoid, you
7:37know, I mean that I'm I'm reluctant to
7:40get too far ahead of anything just
7:42because but yes, that is something that
7:44we'd want to avoid if he's not prepared
7:46and if you're holding him on the roster
7:48even before he can play, if that time is
7:50sooner than later, you know, that's I
7:52think something worth exploring without
7:53a doubt
7:54>> because so much has shifted. I'm not
7:55even sure this question is relevant
7:57given your forward-looking uh
7:59projection, but what is bogging down
8:02this passing offense, would you say?
8:03Like obviously the missing parts are
8:05key, but like why hasn't it looked the
8:07way that you had hoped at large?
8:09>> Well, I mean I I think it's a lot of it
8:11in in regards to I mean just ex what
8:13which play you talking about? I mean
8:15there's each play is its own individual
8:17entity. Um, there was a lot of
8:19opportunities that I I believe fully in
8:21our players and our ability to be able
8:23to execute versus some of the different
8:24things that we had. And I think the
8:26first thing you do is you look inward,
8:28you know, but the next thing you do is
8:29you say, "Hey, I believe in you guys
8:30enough to know we're capable of
8:31executing better, whether that's playing
8:33on time and in rhythm, um, when
8:35something's there exhausting a
8:37progression or, you know, guys being
8:38able to make a catch, um, and be able
8:41to, you know, separate and then finish
8:42the catch. You know, there was a handful
8:44of those plays yesterday, particularly
8:46on the third downs that I think extend
8:48drives and change the outcome. You know,
8:50change really the whole narrative of
8:51what that game looks like. But it's a
8:53mar the margin is really small, but
8:56there was a handful of opportunities
8:57that um I fully believe in our players
9:01um and some of the different things that
9:02they're capable of being able to execute
9:04that um if we have those opportunities
9:06again, we'll come down with that and it
9:09changes the complexity and the dynamics
9:10of how you feel. We've thrown the ball.
9:12You know, the last couple weeks has been
9:14different, but like I told you before we
9:15started, all I care about is how we win
9:17um and how we find ways to win. And that
9:19might look different, but there's no
9:21style points. I'm not a big stats guy.
9:23That doesn't bo, you know, we can have
9:25all the stats we want, but if we're not
9:26getting the outcomes, none of it is
9:28worth a damn to me. Um what I do like
9:31though is is that I thought we were at
9:32our best when we had to throw the
9:34football. you know, after we turn the
9:35football over in minus territory and our
9:38defense gets a sudden change stop, you
9:40look at the very next drive, Matthew had
9:42some big third down conversions, um
9:44where he's hitting Kannata Mumfield, um
9:46where he's extending a second down and,
9:48you know, get back on track and finding
9:50Kron Williams off, you know, you know,
9:51off schedule for nine yards. That was
9:53huge. We can't jump off sides on a third
9:55and six that puts it to a third and 11,
9:57but protection allows. He hits Pukon on
9:59an incut and then it's the second and
10:01seven touchdown. So there was a lot of
10:03plays where we had to throw it, you
10:05know, that ultimately led to us scoring
10:07the touchdown that that gave us the
10:0920-13 lead and then the defense did a
10:11great job. But um we're capable. It's
10:13it's there's so much that goes into
10:15offensive execution. That's why it is
10:17the greatest team sport. It's
10:18protection. It's timing rhythm. It's the
10:20accuracy of the throw. It's the
10:22decision. And then it's guys being able
10:23to come away with it. And um it's not
10:25one thing in particular, but there's
10:27been some opportunities and and I and I
10:29refuse to believe anything other than
10:30we're going to figure it out.
10:31>> All right. So, if I can reflect some of
10:33that back to you without lowering the
10:34bar for the pass game whatsoever, you do
10:37have an elite
10:38>> running game still.
10:40>> Uh, and your defense has been lights
10:41out. So, if on a week-toeek basis, you
10:44need to lean into that identity until
10:46you can figure out what the best version
10:48of this Rams offense is moving forward,
10:49you're willing to win that way.
10:50>> It's a week- toeek league. I really
10:52believe that, you know, and especially
10:54given our circumstances, you know, when
10:56when you've been healthy and you've had
10:58continuity, you've been able to
10:59establish an identity that you can kind
11:01of build on. But what is required as a,
11:04you know, as a group and as a collective
11:06right now is to say, okay, hey, one day
11:08at a time, let's continue to have the
11:10belief and the confidence in the guys
11:12that we're playing with. let's figure
11:13out what does it look like to have some
11:14of the moving parts fit into this
11:16equation and then how does that best
11:18reflect the way that we want to approach
11:20this game as it relates to the Arizona
11:22Cardinals this week and that's the only
11:23thing that I can handle um that I think
11:26moves us in the right direction and then
11:28if you are able to establish some
11:30continuity if you are able to stay
11:32healthy you know then maybe you're able
11:33to build on some different things but my
11:35sole focus and concentration is one day
11:38one play one moment at a time um while
11:40also having the necessary fluidity and
11:42flexibility to say, "Okay, we're missing
11:44a lot of different guys in key areas as
11:47it relates to the specific question in
11:49the pass game and what does that look
11:51like to say how do you supplement some
11:53of that production and how do you really
11:54figure out what does good offensive play
11:56look like to play alongside our defense
11:59in our kicking game against the Arizona
12:01Cardinals?"
12:02>> Great answers. Thank you for those. Um,
12:04last week Matthew was miked up and so we
12:05could hear him self coach on his
12:07interception like I just got to throw
12:08that one away. this week. Was it a
12:10similar story? And part of the reason I
12:12surfaced that is because we're about to
12:13visit what I think was the turning point
12:14in that game, which was the response.
12:16But let's start with the turnover.
12:17>> Yeah. No, he would tell you I could
12:18progress. You know, the pocket allowed
12:20and there was options, you know, for him
12:22to go elsewhere with the ball. And
12:23here's why he's such a stud, though. He
12:25says that right away. Like, if you have
12:27extreme ownership and accountability
12:29when inevitably you show me a great
12:30quarterback like him, I'll show you a
12:32guy that's going to want plays back. You
12:33know, there's that's the most difficult
12:35position in all of sports right away.
12:38Like the coolest thing about him is is
12:39he's so refreshingly secure in himself
12:41that he's got ownership. You know, I
12:44feel like ah man, I want to try to be
12:45able to help you out. And then the next
12:47thing is is, you know, we get the stop
12:49that leads to a field goal and then he
12:51takes us right down the field on the
12:52drive that I just alluded to a couple
12:54minutes ago. Um, and he was
12:56competitively great. You know, being his
12:57best when his best was required. Um, and
13:00his best was required in that moment.
13:01and that demonstrates the competitive
13:03greatness, the response, the mental
13:04toughness, all of those things that you
13:07absolutely want from your quarterback.
13:09Um, but if he was self coaching himself
13:11there, you know, he'd probably say,
13:12"Hey, you know, pocket allowed, reset,
13:14progress. I got month and uh and be able
13:17to hit him and keep it moving."
13:18>> All right, so the commander set up in
13:19plus territory and let's use that to get
13:21to our film breakdown segment presented
13:23by Microsoft Surface where every day is
13:25game day. Emanuel Forbes obviously
13:27connected to that franchise and this was
13:29one of his signature moments in a big
13:31day. He had a lot of signature moments,
13:32but this is a great job concept trigger
13:34recognition. Could feel the screen and
13:36then you talk about no flinch, you know,
13:38gets up that ignites the sideline, you
13:40know, but you could really see playing
13:42with big vision. Um, doing a great job,
13:44you know, long stride, short stride,
13:46shuffle, and then it gets the whole
13:48sideline fired up. Everybody was going
13:51crazy. Kobe Turner's going nuts. Jimmy
13:53Lake, everybody's flexing. But, I mean,
13:55like, he played tough. He was on display
13:58all day. And when you see it from this
13:59angle, you can really appreciate how
14:01that just changes the sideline. Omar
14:03Spates hitting his head. I I I loved it.
14:06I mean, this this change this was a
14:08gamechanging type of play. Um
14:11physicality, toughness, that was awesome
14:13for him and and he made a bunch of plays
14:15throughout the day.
14:16>> I know you're hopeful to have Trent back
14:17as soon as maybe this week, but without
14:19Watson, can you speak to Jimmy Lake who
14:21you mentioned there?
14:23competitive opportunity
14:34and an ownership of what offenses are
14:36trying to do. He's got great techniques,
14:38tools, and fundamentals that allow guys
14:40to be able to go back to their core uh
14:42principles that they coach all the time.
14:44Um, and he is demanding and he is
14:46relentless. his competitive stamina as a
14:48coach is great, but if you look and you
14:50saw him on the sideline, nobody's more
14:52excited for E Forbes than Jimmy Lake is.
14:54And um Josh Walls has played great. Cam
14:56Linen came in at the end of the game in
14:58a couple snaps and he's had him ready to
15:00go. Um you know, you see Dearan Williams
15:03come in and do a good job on kickoff
15:05cover. So, there's been a lot of moving
15:07parts. He and coach Beak work great
15:08together as long as well as with Mike
15:10Hunter and our back end as a whole. But
15:12that corner spot with the amount of
15:14moving parts that we've seen and the
15:15improvement that you've seen from those
15:17guys, they deserve a ton of credit. But
15:19Jimmy Lake has been instrumental in
15:20that.
15:20>> All right, let's go to the M portion of
15:22the program. Been looking forward to
15:23this for far too long. Uh he said he was
15:25rusty, nowhere near where he wants to
15:27be. If there's a reason for the Rams to
15:29be optimistic as you try and navigate
15:30this storm, I can't think of a better
15:32one.
15:32>> No doubt he was he was outstanding and
15:34and really I thought the, you know, the
15:36collection of our guys up front,
15:38understanding how to be able to work off
15:39one another. He and AD had some really
15:41fun opportunities to rush alongside one
15:43another. Um I thought we got some great
15:45matchups with the game plan that Chris
15:47and the defensive staff put together,
15:49but um he was great. I thought another
15:51gamechanging play was obviously him
15:53being able to force that turnover. Only
15:55thing that was funny in hindsight is he
15:57and BY are celebrating when the play is
15:59still going on right there, but
16:01>> could have been a scoop and score.
16:02>> Yeah, exactly. But he he was great. Um,
16:05I thought really our our group as a
16:07whole up front was outstanding. But hey,
16:10if that's Rusty, I'm excited to see how
16:12he continues to build on it. But he's
16:13got high standards and I do think the
16:15belief and confidence that he has in
16:17himself and that we have in him, there
16:18still is, you know, more for him to be
16:20able to get out of that and that's
16:21that's a beautiful thing.
16:22>> He also called out his own penalties,
16:24but he did say he learned from Von
16:25Miller that in third and long situations
16:27to time up the clock is actually like a
16:30next level strategy because they're
16:31going to have to snap it again even if
16:32you are
16:33>> a next level strategy. The problem is is
16:35that the inconsistencies across the
16:37board when you say the clock hits zero
16:38and the ref looks back and if the ball's
16:40not snapped then it's a delay. You know,
16:43I don't know how those it's really a 41
16:45second play clock. Then
16:47>> you mentioned Aaron along the way there
16:49and I'm not sure if you saw his
16:50conversation with the media postgame,
16:52but it's been a long time since I've
16:53seen him as like joyful and exuberant as
16:56he was there. I mean, if you love the
16:58Rams, you have to love seeing that.
17:00>> You love that. And and I just talked to
17:01him a couple minutes ago after we
17:02finished up the team meeting and I said,
17:04"You had fun yesterday, didn't you?" He
17:06said, "Yeah, that was fun." You know,
17:08and you could really feel it, could see
17:10it. Um he's a guy that wears his
17:11emotions on his sleeve in a good way. I
17:13thought he played great yesterday. Um
17:15but even just celebrating like a lot of
17:17the stuff, you know, where he got some
17:19of the assists that opened up
17:21opportunities for other guys to really
17:23be able to deliver. Um, even on the big
17:25negative play that Fisk had where, you
17:27know, he's playing Jaden Daniels, Fisk
17:29ends up knifing in the back field and
17:30they try to run the little counter O. He
17:32he was awesome and uh and he was happy
17:35and and it was uh it was cool to see.
17:37>> Even had the ability to talk the
17:38official out of a roughing
17:41jacket conversation right there.
17:42>> You're not kidding. Um to freeze time
17:44and see those two on the same side of a
17:46rush. I mean, now opposing coaches will
17:49know at least a sample of what it could
17:51be like, but I had to freeze time and
17:52just appreciate that for what it was.
17:54>> Totally. I I felt privileged to be there
17:56yesterday,
17:56>> 100%. You know, and and you don't take
17:58those things for granted. Those are two
18:00special players, but um the best part is
18:03is now if you know, both those guys are
18:05feeling good and so now you can build on
18:07that. What does that look like? Um you
18:09know, this was the first time that you
18:10even put anything on tape. how are you
18:12going to activate and how are you going
18:14to um you know put Miles in different
18:16spots alongside of 99 and some of the
18:18other guys that do a great job as well
18:20and um and it's our job and it's an
18:22exciting one to be able to figure out
18:23all right how do you really take what we
18:25did yesterday continue to build on it
18:26and make it where it's unpredictable and
18:29um challenging to go against. One other
18:31uh thing I wanted to highlight is the
18:32collective effort to limit one of the
18:34best running quarterbacks in the league
18:36to four for 16 I think it was.
18:38>> It's huge and you know G I remember you
18:40beginning of the week and we talked
18:41about it as a defensive staff was a huge
18:44emphasis not giving him any vertical
18:45seams. He makes people pay. Um and when
18:47he makes you pay these are explosive
18:49runs. I thought we really rushed four as
18:51one when we did blitz. I didn't think we
18:53gave any vertical seams. Um, you know,
18:55and really I thought our pursuit overall
18:57to the football was outstanding cuz
18:59Jaden is a dynamic playmaker, plays the
19:02quarterback position at a high level,
19:04but he's got elite athleticism. He is
19:06scary as hell as a runner and u and I
19:08thought we did a great job. I give Smith
19:10and Drew Wilkins and Joe Kigglio a ton
19:12of credit uh because I thought their
19:14guys did a great job of being able to,
19:16you know, keep the rush lane integrity
19:17and and not giving him any easy escapes.
19:20And Sean, to wind it down here, say for
19:21maybe a holding flag on a return, was
19:23that the Ram's best day on team so far
19:24this season?
19:25>> Yes. Yeah. And it was a real positive, I
19:27thought, in our kickoff coverage unit.
19:29Got some really good individual plays
19:30when we did have to cover, you know, the
19:32two that Josh Cardi hits where they
19:34bounce um in the landing zone and then
19:36go into the end zone where, you know,
19:37you kick a touchback, now it's 35 yd
19:39line. Those kind of touchbacks go on the
19:4120, you know, so there's 30 yards of
19:43coverage in and of itself. Um, he was
19:45great. I thought the answer is yes. I
19:48thought we covered punts really well. Uh
19:50Ronnie had a great return and you know
19:52we're just a little bit away from that
19:53being held up. True. I did think, you
19:55know, we can learn to be able to clean
19:56up our technique there. But it was a
19:58real step against a very formidable
20:00opponent and I thought that was real
20:01positive. You know, give Bubba and Kyle
20:03a ton of credit.
20:03>> Great. Yeah. Hopefully something to
20:04build off of there. And finally, what
20:06would a four-ame winning streak and a
20:07six and four mark going to the buy mean
20:10for the Los Angeles Rams given where
20:12things stood the last time you played
20:13the Cardinals? It would mean a lot, you
20:15know, and it would mean a lot to just
20:16have another good week like what we've
20:18done the last three weeks. You know, how
20:20we approach, you know, Wednesday to
20:22Thursday to Friday to Saturday and then
20:23try to go be at our best on Sunday when
20:25the ball's kicked off. And so, um, you
20:28know, I'm truly just trying to stay in
20:29the moment. I think our team's done a
20:30really good job of that. And, um, when
20:32you look at it, you know, as long as you
20:34just kind of continue to keep your head
20:36down and work and take it a day at a
20:37time. Um, but when you look at it from a
20:39big picture, it can seem overwhelming.
20:41It's never been how you dig yourself out
20:43of holes or how you continue to improve
20:44throughout the course of the year. It's
20:46been about being totally and completely
20:48present, continuing to build skills in
20:49the areas that we really focus on that
20:51we do control. Um, and that's what our
20:54expectation will be with this week and
20:56um and hopefully we're sitting here this
20:58time next week and and talking about a
21:00good week.
21:00>> Looking forward to that. Always
21:01appreciate our time together. Thank you,
21:03Sean. I'm JB Long and thank you for
21:05joining us for the Coach Mc Show
21:06presented by Microsoft Surface.

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