A credit to the people that were in the building
with me still and some of the people that are
not there now and what they've been able to do
, you know, if we had better quarterback play
last year in Atlanta, I might not be standing
here and they would have the ability to be talking
about those things. But right now, if we
can focus on some of those things and do some
of that, I think that'll give us the best
chance to go out there and win football games.
And I mean, guys, you look at the
roster outside of the quarterback position and, and yeah
, that makes sense. This was a team that
was in the, uh, reason in the conversation
for Bill Belichick being sort of ready to win games
, a quarterback and a head coach away from it
. So, what do you guys think on this
one? Boy? That was a brutal level of
honesty for guys that could still be wandering around the
building at this point, man. And, and
listen, we have no idea. Raheem Morris may
have had these conversations with guys. I mean,
it's a bottom line league D dad, as you
know, they're not gonna pull punches, especially for
Raheem Morris, who knows, hey, when this
goes south, you never know if you're guaranteed these
chances again. And so I it's an interesting tone
to strike publicly. I don't know if a lot
of people would necessarily do that more often than not
. And I don't know how you feel about that
overall in going that route. It seems a bit
harsh publicly, especially coming from Raheem Morris, a
guy who was lauded by so many of the players
as being a real player coach in the way that
he approaches things. Yeah. You know how I
am about all locker room talk, Mike in and
players talking with them, uh amongst each other and
clearing air or a coach and player. And you're
right, we, we don't know what conversations he's
had with Ritter or with Heineke, but I,
I agree. II I do not, I'm not
a big fan of singling out a position here.
You know, I'd say you look overall, we
are under five, you know, whatever our record
was, what we're looking to do. We're looking
into a bro. To me, I have never
had a problem with coaching answers with, with the
very stagnant. Be boring. Yes. Ok.
Be boring. I don't have a problem with that
. I know people want to hear the truth.
I know it's great for talk shows. I get
all that, but give me boring. Give me
cliche answers if I'm a coach or I'm a player
and I'm good with it. I've always been that
way and I always will be so to mention the
one position because let's be honest, I guess we
could say on the other side is the most players
are, are usually pretty self-aware of what's going on
. Right. And I think Ritter and Heineke could
both look at what they did and if they heard
that comment would say, yeah, I can't really
argue with it, but why did it have to
be a public comment? You know, because if
they draft a quarterback that's going to be by action
saying the same thing, basically, Raheem Morris said
, you know, verbally there. But overall,
and I know it's a little thing and it's at
the end of the day. Is it, is
it? Oh my God. I can't believe he
said it. No, it's not. But I
, I've just never been a fan of singling out
a player or a position uh like that publicly.