I thought one of the most interesting things they talked about was "the process" and how the coaches put all the importance on the process: learning how to watch film better, learning how to practice better, learning more about things going on around them on every play, and how Kirk's game went to a new level when he acquired quarterback-level knowledge of the offense and of each play called. No matter what, no matter how many games they lost, the coaches always told them the most important thing was the process.

It really brought forward the fact that this is a great coaching staff.

And also, as Cleatwood said, when they started letting Trevor call plays at the line of scrimmage. Like the long TD to Zay Jones in the playoff game against the Chargers- Trevor saw the coverage, and changed the play at the line of scrimmage. Kirk knew he had to make Derwin James bite on the underneath route, so he ran hard at him, locked eyes with him, broke it off hard, and James took the bait, leaving Zay wide open.

There's a lot of interesting stuff in there.

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