Coach Brian Daboll reviews Week 15 vs. Saints

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SPEAKER_3 (1:25)

Defensively, why did you guys send more pressure after Carr, like more blitzers, to try and get, you know, rattle him?

Brian Daboll (1:34)

Yeah, I think we mixed it up. There's, you know, a few times that we brought it where it was close. There's other times where he was getting the ball out quick and using some action.

You know, I thought he did a good job of mixing it up.

SPEAKER_3 (1:48)

And this has been kind of happening all year. I don't know if I've ever asked you yet, though.

Why does Saquon come out so much on third down?

Brian Daboll (1:55)

Yeah, I think that, you know, if Saquon needs a break, and he comes out, we put the next person in. You know, Saquon's obviously an important player for us.

He can play as much as he can play. If he needs a blow, we put another guy in.

SPEAKER_3 (2:11)

So, does he tend to need breaks on third down, third and longs?

Brian Daboll (2:15)

Yeah, I mean, it's just... I couldn't tell you the exact amount of third and longs or whatever it is, but, you know, he'll stay out there as long as he can.

Jordan (2:23)

Paul Schwartz.

Paul Schwartz (2:30)

Hey, Brian.

Just one more on Saquon, then I have another one quickly. You know, how does he handle this, Brian? And, you know, you've seen him now for a couple of seasons when, you know, he doesn't get to production, he's not getting yards, you know, everyone's frustrated. How does, you know, for a player of his caliber, how do you see him handling that?

Brian Daboll (2:54)

Like a pro.

Paul Schwartz (2:57)

What does that mean, exactly?

Brian Daboll (2:59)

He's a professional.

He does his job. He does it to the best of his ability and does everything he can to put his best foot forward.

Paul Schwartz (3:07)

I mean, it's got to be difficult for a running back to, you know, a receiver might not get, you know, the targets, but a running back keeps on getting it and getting it into the line, and, you know, there was clearly nothing there yesterday. When you looked at it, was something more that he was doing or the offensive line in your mind?

Brian Daboll (3:26)

Well, I think it's a collective. You know, everything offensively is always a collective effort.

Paul Schwartz (3:32)

Did the offensive line take a little step back yesterday in your mind?

Brian Daboll (3:35)

Well, every game is different. So, you know, give credit to New Orleans. They did a good job, you know, created, I'd say, some issues both in the run and the pass, some with just a four-man rush, some with more, but, you know, credit those guys as well.

SPEAKER_8 (3:52)

So thank you.

Jordan (3:56)

We're in on.

Sorry about that. Hey, Brian, what's going on?

Brian Daboll (4:08)

Jordan, morning.

Jordan (4:09)

How's Tommy feeling this morning?

And just, you know, because he got checked yesterday for the concussion. And also, what did you see when you went back and looked from his performance?

Brian Daboll (4:22)

You know, I thought, again, like I said yesterday, I thought there was some things that we could have done around him to be better. But there's also, you know, some throws that he wishes he had back.

Jordan (4:38)

How's he feeling?

Brian Daboll (4:41)

Yeah, he's okay, he's sore. You know, he took some shots.

But he's, from my understanding, he's just sore.