a problem. And that's all I'm going to say about the whole thing. Well, you guys heard, you guys know what was said and back and forth. We're not playing it out through the media. We will handle this, I will handle this, I'm aware of it, we'll handle it. On what has been the hardest learning curve for the offense... Well, it's hard to say. I think we're doing a pretty good job mentally, alright. I think the biggest thing is guys getting used to this kind of tempo. I think the offensive line is doing a nice job with it. But the guys that are running, you've got to go. And I think that's probably the biggest adjustment. On how the importance of tempo is stressed off the field... Oh, we talk about it all the time. We've always talked about it on defense, we talk about it, Tony [Sparano] talks about it. His first message to the offense was that. So, we talk about it and then we go on the field and we practice to that tempo. We've had to make adjustments on the schedule based on how fast we're getting snaps off. He's always stressing getting in and out of the huddle. I think Mark in particular has done a real nice job of that. A lot of times you'll go in with a wristband later to make communication easier and quicker. He's doing such a good job of it right now. We had plans