The current Manchester United team is struggling with complacency and inconsistent performance, leading to dropped points in matches they should have won.

“I feel like we get so complacent. Okay, here's the thing. This is what Amarind likes to do, right? um over the last month or so he will spend or we will spend 25 minutes trying to pepper and pepper and pepper them and trying to score. We'll score one and be exhausted.”

He believes the England manager should focus on defensive organization and settling a squad because the team has appeared sloppy and open against average opposition.

“I think the manager himself will look at it differently and Dai will be able to give us his thoughts on it because I think defensively we look a little bit sloppy. We look a little bit open like we're concinged chances against average sides for me.”

He suggests that Declan Rice's frequent sideways or backward passing for England might be a specific tactical instruction from the manager.

“you look at Declan Rice you don't know you know JT will tell you more than me about this side in the camp right you don't know what the information from the manager is very my question mark of England it's very methodical it's all like yeah possession is everything but it's not possession is not eve”

The Eagles are a good team, but their current coaching, particularly the offensive coordinator, is frustrating.

“They're good. [laughter] Yeah. Well, welcome to being a Philadelphia sports fan where it's like the team is good, but we have nine million things that we complain about. The players are good. Like, they're good players. It's like we don't have [laughter] good players. >> Yes, good players. But, um, ”

Success in upcoming playoff games depends on forcing turnovers on defense and securing the football on offense.

“To keep it plain and simple, man, is uh cause turnovers on defense and then make sure we take care of the ball. Like that that's the main thing.”

George Kittle believes players are more effective when playing while angry because it puts them in an anger-plus-flow state that improves performance.

“If you hit that right level of anger, it's like an anger plus flow state. It's really hard to beat a person like that.”

Greg Olsen argues that the Indianapolis Colts made a mistake by punting on fourth-and-four while leading against the Kansas City Chiefs instead of going for the win.

“You don't punt fourth and four on the plus side of your opponent's team with a three-point lead with four minutes. You just can't do it.”