Broncos' Sean Payton Makes Lofty Comparison for Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride

Sean McBride's a local kid, and he did good practice against you last year. Good practice. What have you seen from him as probably the best weapon? He's, yeah, clearly he reminds me a lot of Bowers, you know, these unique skill set tight ends that could get matched up on safeties or even corners. He's got really good feel, really good transition, and they're doing a really good job of moving them around. When you just look at the hit number, you know, 85-14, when you look at the targets, those two both are combining for a lot. Coach, I don't know if style points was something that was a talking point when you first started coaching, but with the popularity of the game right now, it seems like everybody kind of talks about winning pretty. As a coaching staff and as a team, do you guys ever think of like, oh, we were winning these games, but we would like it to look better, or is that something you guys don't really pay attention to? I think there's always, when the game's over with the debrief relative to all right, this has to be better. That always exists, win or lose, and then to your original question, you know, there's certain games that unfold a certain way, and, you know, Bill used to always talk about there's a way to win each one of these. We just have to know how, and so there were some important lessons in last Thursday night's win, just relative to field position. A handful of things.