Engaging in activities together off the field, such as playing video games, improves team chemistry and camaraderie.

“I'll tell you what there's something about off the field you know camaraderie or just doing something fun with each other off the field that brings everything together”

Mike Bibby emphasizes that having genuine chemistry and liking teammates is what made his successful teams special.

“We genuinely liked each other, you know what I mean? So that's why >> that's what >> that's why I tried to bring when I came to Atlanta”

Having teammates who genuinely enjoy each other's company and celebrate one another's success is contagious and critical for a winning team.

“And I think when you see teammates genuinely enjoy and it can be, you know, like a star player can can have an off night and his teammates one of his other teammates is going off and he's kind of sitting on the bench pouting. That that can kind of be contagious, but you know, here it's like someone'”

He believes that a strong team culture is built when every member of the organization commits to working with a unified purpose.

“Man, listen, where I've been, not just in sports, but when the building's all bought in and everybody believes and everybody's coming to work with a purpose, they do it with a smile. They leave their egos, they leave their problems at the front door and for 8, 12, 15 hours for some of us, we got one”

Jalen Ramsey appreciates the Pittsburgh Steelers' focus on a hardworking, no-nonsense culture where football is the primary priority.

“It's about ball. It's about the right stuff. It's about the relationships. And and Mike T, he he one of one like like obviously I have a great relationship with Coach McVey out in LA and we had our great times and still a still a great friend of mine, but Mike T different like he different.”