00:01We are what our record is, and we've got to obviously try to find a way to be better.
00:04You know, we've been decent in some late game and late half situations, like you said.
00:08But I think there's areas to improve in all aspects of our team right now.
00:12Can you, you know, do the right thing over and over and over again?
00:16And that's what it boils down to in this league, and we're just not doing that on a consistent enough
00:19basis right now.
00:20I think there's just a lack of execution, obviously, on offense, outside of the ball,
00:24and when we're getting to third downs, not allowing ourselves to stay in rhythm and to keep the rhythm of
00:31our offense
00:31and the opportunities that we do with our scoring touchdown, our scoring series.
00:35I feel like we're in rhythm and flow and the opportunity to continue to build off of what we do
00:39in running the ball
00:39and being able to get some of our keepers going.
00:41When we're not able to run the ball, it just makes it more difficult and allowed,
00:44especially with the way the Cardinals wanted to play defense on those passing downs,
00:48allow them to get what they want.
00:49I mean, I could do a better job of being a light on the football field and just communicating with
00:54the guys.
00:54I think that's something that we also can improve on.
00:57It's just our communication of what we're seeing so we can go out there and all execute and be in
01:00sync.
01:01You know, I think we shoot ourselves in the foot sometimes.
01:04You know, we hurt ourselves, you know, get behind the sticks.
01:09You have to look yourself in the mirror first.
01:11What could I do better to meet that standard?
01:15And I think everyone has to look in the mirror and see where they can get better
01:19and then where we can get better as a team.
01:21And so what are you going to do when you're back against the ball?
01:23You know, fold and crumble and then cry about it or you work.
01:27You know, you move forward and that's what this team is about, you know, work.
