 I'm just curious, at this point, do these sort of harrowing situations where you've got to drive the team down the field and make a play, kind of do or die, have they begun to feel common to you? Do you feel especially relaxed just by the number of times you're in those situations? Yeah, like I said, you know, several weeks ago, it's not a situation one would be in every, obviously you'd like to be in four minutes, feel ice the game, but we found ourselves in that situation multiple times throughout the season and there's a ton of confidence and belief in one another that we're gonna march the thing down and play our game and finish with a win. And, you know, today for the fourth time, we were able to do that. Teresa? Ryan, how much does it help having Derek able to rip off a 94 yarder? He catches that screen from you in overtime and then finishes off with the wildcat there in overtime? That's huge, you know, I've set it out down the field. He makes a big impact for us weekend and week out. Some weeks it shows up big on the staff sheet and this is one of those weeks and the 95 yard was huge. We just had to turn over and for him to really bounce back for us to take the lead like that was huge. It was a tough run inside run, a run that we run consistently. You don't know if it's gonna be one yards or 95 yards when you hand off to a guy like Derek. So really cool to be able to see increase that thing, make the safety miss. And obviously a special thing about Derek is his speed that he's able to go 95 and not just 20, you know, like a lot of big run facts. John Glennon? Ryan, it was funny talking to AJ a minute ago when one breath he said you're kind of the general out there and you demand, you know, from the guys but then he also said on the touchdown play there that the overtime one that he just told you to throw him the football. What was that the case and over time did he mention that in the huddle? So I just toss it to me. I get said that earlier in the dry during one of the timeouts. You know, he plays a lot of confidence and with a receiver like that, you see one-on-one matchup you'd like to take advantage of that. So the opportunity didn't come up for a few plays there but, you know, down in the red zone we finally got that one-on-one situation and we saw what AJ was able to do. Eric? Hey, Ryan, John obviously goes out but, you know, you kept that connection going with Anthony Furkser. What's the confidence level with him? You know, especially on that last drive to end regulation, you found him a few times. What's the confidence there with Furkser? Yeah, I have a ton of confidence for it. He's made a bunch of huge plays for us over the past really two years. You know, you can see some big third down conversions he made, the guys that draped all over him and throwing the ball high and away was able to make tough catches through contact which is huge to convert to some big third down spores and then in that two-minute drive he found a way to get open and one of them was a short throw and he's able to crease it there and make a big play. So obviously missed having Johnny out there but a ton of confidence that Furks out there. TD? Yeah, you guys take over on what the 24-yard line with a minute 50 left. What do you say to those guys in the huddle? Is it always seems like in those situations everything is just like clockwork and runs smoothly and you guys end up in the end zone? Just go play confidently, one play at a time and do what we do. This is the situation. It's not new for us. Let's just go do what we do. And I think there's a ton of confidence. I know I have a ton of confidence in the guys around me that we're able to do that and we showed against today that we can. Paul? Go ahead. It's almost like in those situations you're basically unflappable. How do you develop that confidence? Because that's the situation where a lot of people will be very nervous. So for you, how do you channel in and manage to find so much success there? Got a lot of experience at this point. Play a lot of football been in that situation a lot of times and I think ultimately comes down to preparation and belief in the guys around you. Ton of confidence that we have the guys to get it done. Art does a great job of mixing up the calls keeping the defense on their heels. And really any call that comes in I feel like we're gonna have a good spot to go with football. So when you have that kind of belief in the guys around you, all lines protecting guys outside and making plays there's really nothing to be hesitant about. Just go make a place. Paul? Ryan, I know you've been in a lot of big, meaningful, fun, entertaining games. You know with this one fresh top of mind do you feel like it ranks up there? Yeah, it's definitely fun, man. It was exciting. The ups and the downs up early. Then low there a couple of turnovers and third and early fourth quarter and go down and then to be able to see the defense make a big stop on a two point play. They're late in the fourth quarter. Get us the ball back. They kept us in it by making that play. Get the ball back with plenty of time and ton of confidence to go tie the game up. And then obviously when the toss in overtime and told the guys, let's go win it. It's our opportunity. Let's go take advantage of it and go win it. And that's exactly what we did. One of the most fun you've been in? One more time? One of the most more fun games you've been involved in? Yeah, no doubt. I haven't been involved in too many overtime games. I'm not sure how many I've been involved in, but definitely not too many. So to be able to win the way that we did tying it up as basically time expired and then go win it first time, it was huge and ton of fun for sure. Buck? Yeah, Ryan, if I can go back to the 94 yarder by Derek, is that a play that you checked into? It looks like you saw something with the line of scrimmage and maybe adjusted. Yeah, we go to line of scrimmage with several plays most of the time, not most time, a lot of the time. And depending on the front coverage, safeties, linebackers, it could be all types of different things. But we've made the adjustment and then Derek in your line and the receiver did the rest. Terry? Ryan, this offense seems to be able to overcome and get and win shootout type of games and even overcome when it has a couple of turnovers. What is that mindset like and what brings that about that you guys have been able to overcome things throughout this season? Yeah, obviously, we don't want to turn the ball over. I mean, we need to be able to clean that up. We've been pretty good so far this year. You know, having two today, especially the interception, I'm not happy with. Klee did a good job there. I tried to hit him in stride over the shoulder when really I had the whole field I could have put it through him down, slowed him down a little bit. So I'd like to have that one back, obviously, but proud of our guys. I think we've been through a lot of adversity, been through a lot of tough situations and our belief never wavers. Obviously, we don't want to put ourselves in that situation, but our belief and confidence in one another never wavers and it continues to grow the more times you're able to execute those situations. Joe? Yeah, Ryan, I wanted to ask you on that TD to Angie Brown. It looked like maybe you guys want to spike there. Were you right there deciding in your head is it a spike here or do I like what I see? What's the protocol on that in particular type of play? Yeah, I call it came from Art. Really, it's a situation that we've practiced multiple times, talked through multiple times. You're able to get an extra shot into the end zone. Time clocks running there. If you clock it, you're probably only going to get one shot into the end zone. If you're able to take a shot, you could get two off. So just kind of a statistical game there, just knowing the situation you're in and trying to take advantage of it. Jim? Hey, Ryan, obviously you're working in a stressful situation at the end of regulation. Then again, in the overtime, you've got to be perfect. What is the euphoria like when you win on kind of a walk-off fashion like you did? It's huge. It's the emotional roller coaster of really the second half. It's draining, honestly. When you finally win, it's a level 10 excitement. You're so fired up that we're able to get it done. And then right after, you almost feel exhausted just because you laid everything out there. And it's so emotional. You got so much into it. And for whatever reason, when your emotions are tied to it like that, it will drain you once it calms down. So definitely an emotional win for us and probably we're able to pull it out. And you've got to turn around now. You've got to celebrate this one, obviously. But what about the challenge you face here a week from today against an undefeated Steelers team coming in here? Yeah, no doubt. Ton of respect for Pittsburgh. We thought we were playing a few weeks ago. So got to study them and start our game planning for them. So watched a lot of tape on those guys and have a ton of respect for their defense. Obviously extremely talented. Their front is really good. They do a great job of being disruptive in the run game, getting pressure in the pass game. Their secondary is good as well. So we're going to have to come out and really prepare well all week and come out and execute well on Sunday to get done what we need to. Gentry? Yeah, Ryan, no secret by now how much Derek means to your team. But do you catch yourself being odd sometimes at what he's able to do? And have you ever been around the kind of impact he's able to make in a game like this? No, it's huge. He's consistent. So I don't know if I'm just numb. I don't want to say numb to it, like I expected at all. But when you've seen him do it, I saw on tape before I got here. He makes a huge plays. Then last year I get here and I get to see it in person. So he just has that rare size, strength, and speed combination that it's really extremely rare. Most guys have the strength or size and they're able to make those tough yards inside, really run over guys or be physical. But then the thing that made Derek special is he has a speed. Once he's in the open field, he already makes a safety miss. Now he turns on the gas and he's able to go to 95. So with a lot of big physical backs, you'll see 20 yard runs. And with Derek, he has the ability to take it the whole way. So it's really cool. I wouldn't say I'm surprised or at all, but it's really cool and fun to watch. He'll make a huge play like that. And kind of see it open up a little bit from the back field once I handed it off. See him make the safety miss. And then couldn't quite see what angle the rest of the guys had on him. But once he opened up, could see that no one was going to catch him. So definitely a ton of fun watching him work. Last one, Kyle. And you're, I think, 14 total touchdowns now. Two interceptions. Got a handful of game-winning drives for an undefeated team. What is your reaction to the idea of Ryan Tannehill for MVP? I'm just trying to win games. Go out and play football. I have a lot of things that I can clean up. Those types of things will take care of themselves. For me, it's just about going out performing for my team, leading my team to wins and playing good football. And like I said, those things will take care of themselves.