Robert Saleh discusses the emotion ahead of a week one matchup against the New York Jets
Robert Saleh discusses facing off against his former team in the New York Jets in Week One
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You know what?
Look, I've, I've said it before and I'm not, I, I don't BS when I say it.
You know, like, New York is still a special place.
Gave me my first opportunity as a head coach.
Our desire to win, we want is, to beat the Jets because it's what we want and nothing more.
I'm forever grateful for all the opportunity they gave.
I don't hold, I don't hold grudges.
It's fun to turn on the tape and look at Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall and all the guys that we had, whether it was Will McDonald, Jeremy Reavis still rolling.
Flash News growing so much.
We had him as a rookie.
Those, those backs, Isaiah Davis, Bralen, Bralen Allen, like they're, they, they're studs all the way across the board.
It's a really good group.
They're doing a really good job, and they've got a, they've got a hell of an offense, a chance to be really, really good.
A lot of new faces on defense.
Got a lot of guys that when you look at their name on the roster, a lot of guys that you respect, a lot of guys who have made a lot of really good football.
So really under the radar team, I think.
They, they, they've got a chance to be pretty good.
Do you think about maybe I gotta talk to them and make sure that they, they're controlled as well, or you just kind of just let it go?
Yeah, no, you let 'em They're, they're old enough to know that, keep the main thing, the main thing.
If you go out and try to be a Superman when you, when Superman's not required, you know, you're, you've just gotta trust that your best is good enough.
And, it's usually when you try to do more that things kind of go haywire.
