00:00You were clear at halftime after the game that the fumble just can't happen.
00:04What's the communication like with Drake May?
00:06And as a coach, I mean, other than just instilling that you have to take care of the football,
00:12what can you do to help ensure that that stops happening?
00:17Well, the communication is pretty much, you know, I mean, I think it's clear how I communicate.
00:22I just, I tell them what I'm thinking and what needs to be said.
00:30But I think it starts with, obviously, the things that go on before that, right?
00:34What has happened in pre-snap?
00:36What's the situation?
00:39Confirming coverage post-snap and then making the right read with the football.
00:44But then, you know, I think the more, and those things, you don't see that in practice, right?
00:51So you look at the preseason practices and even against Washington, if it could, well, maybe that was a sack or we're scrambling.
00:57One, you know, we extend outside the pocket and now there's no, you know, stove isn't hot.
01:05You don't have to touch it.
01:06And I think in the game, we're able to, you know, see those things.
01:09And that's why we have preseason games and we get those actions and understand that, you know,
01:15when you say, hey, I'm just trying to make a play, you know, sometimes, you know,
01:19we just can't try to make plays because they become bad ones.
01:23And so, you know, I think he'll learn from it and understand, like, okay,
01:27I'm not going to be able to play Superman all the time and I can reserve the right to punt
01:33and help this football team and flip the field and, you know, play defense and get another crack at it.
