Miami Offensive Lineman Matthew McCoy on Darian Mensah Relationship, Growth, and Getting Stronger

In the huddle, sidelines, it's been six games that you've been working with him. Just what can you say about what you've kind of noticed and as you've gained his personality more during games? It's the same as practice, to be honest. So it's not like he acts any different during the game. I mean, he gets us going. He's the leader of our offense, so he does a great job just getting us going. So he does the same thing in practice as he does in the game. He has the same demeanor. So, I mean, there's nothing different for us. He hasn't changed what he's done. So he's been consistent through practice and in the game. All right, next up, we'll go to Alex. Hey, Matt. So Pittsburgh now has the number one rushing defense in the country statistically. You guys love to run the football. Talk about the challenges to get that running game going against this D this week. Yeah, Pitt has a great defense. And, you know, we're working every day to, you know, change that. So, like, we're not going to worry about what – we're just focused on how we're going to get better, to be honest. Pitt does have a great team. We know that, but we're just working on us getting better every day in our run game in general. It doesn't matter who we play. But Pitt does have a great rush defense. All right, next up we'll go to Adam. Hey, Matt. Thanks for taking the time today. So we were asking Mo kind of about Malachi Toney and practice and stuff. Obviously, you've worked with him the last two years. Just what does he do that you see – or what do you see him do just day in, day out that helps him, you know, be the kind of player he is? um how early he gets here um he's one of the first guys in the building a lot one of the last guys in the building and that's that's huge and um i think that really like carries his success and and he's still getting better even though you know people think he's the best in the country still getting better so um i think just like how he he shows up early like super early leaves he's the last one to leave i think that's what's uh keeping his success you know all right next up we'll go to Tim thanks man i i understand want to know i get it i respect it the but every team in the country has some version of that saying of that belief what is it about this group that makes it actually matter like why are you guys so committed to it and and and not just that but really seem to understand you know why Mario and coach Mirabal have been preaching this for a long time i mean because it's we do it for each other it's a it's a huge family like one or no means different in this building than other buildings i would say it's just it's our it's our brotherhood on this team and we're doing it for each other so we don't want to let each other down it's just like i think it means different in this building than other building just because of our relationship as a team and just trying to be