00:00مض播قة الكراب 6 ماديل التسوقيان،
00:02عندما كانت هذه أ hopساقا من شعرت عمل إذا السليهد
00:05ه Applicationنا عليا أعبت بعضنا شعرت التركيس
00:08وطرح أعطاء كلمان ، من أطنikan تعليم
00:11؟
00:13شخص بالتوارئ لقدãy
00:15وق protestersنا اي من �ل مشكلة
00:19جميع zugع край يا ايجب التطور
00:22أن تكون حيادا لقدم ك molecule
00:25ونصدق فياها وستقبل
00:26다음 المناectorية Jedدنب
00:28And so, you know, we know that it's going to be I mean, anytime you get a chance to play in an NFC championship game, there's going to be emotions and those are going to be a good thing.
00:37We just want to make sure that we're in control of those and we're always responding, not reacting in an emotional way.
00:42That's not in alignment with who we want to be and how we want to go about it for our football team.
00:47Yeah, I think you got to just, you know, you take into account the previous two times.
00:53You know, we've been in similar situations.
00:55When you look back to the covid year, we played Seattle three times playing them in the wild card round.
01:00And then our Super Bowl year, we ended up playing the Niners for the third time in the NFC championship, both of which we had games late against them.
01:09The Niners game was the last game of the year.
01:12And then the Seattle one in the covid year was, I believe, the second to last game of the year.
01:16So it is an added layer, you know, but it's really just a familiarity.
01:20Let's put together the best plans that we can for our guys and let's understand, you know, what type of execution and what type of, you know, competitive stamina it's going to take for us to to go get the job done against, you know, as complete a football team as there is in this league and and as hot of a football team as there is in this league.
01:39I think he's a stud in terms of just his great energy.
01:44You know, he's a lead by example guy.
01:45He's got this authentic energy, this just consistent belief, this never say die attitude.
01:53And he's got just this mental and physical toughness.
01:55And so he is so authentically and refreshingly him himself.
02:00And I think that's why it resonates with his teammates and never asked anything of his teammates that he's not willing to do.
02:06And he's done a hell of a job.
02:09Do you have to factor any of that into the way you call a game?
02:11No question.
02:12You know, and that and that's part of it, too.
02:14I think, you know, you might say it's a good play based on whatever they're doing.
02:17But, you know, is that a good play?
02:19Also considering those elements and those are things you have to be honest with yourself as a coach about.
02:24And, you know, what does our footing look like?
02:26What are the things that will allow us to be able to separate when they are doing, you know, some of their stickier coverages?
02:31And I thought we were able to get to those things later on that were helpful.
02:35But there was too many self-inflicted wounds and really just overall mental mistakes that we're not accustomed to having.
02:42And a lot of different people kind of took their hand in it.
02:45But when that stuff exists with the types of players that we have, that's where we talk about it as a coaching staff.
02:51We're not doing a good enough job with the clarity and have to be considerate of the plan.
02:55And even if we think it's the right thing, it still is about their ability to be able to go execute, get the communication necessary in a hostile environment within the 40 second or 25 second play clock.
03:05And, you know, that's where, you know, we'll do a better job.
03:08And we got the right kinds of guys to be able to respond to it.
03:11And I think the most important thing is, is we figured out a way to be at our best as a team when we had to.
03:15And that's what it's about at this time of the year.
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