Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Tyler Eifert worked some cardio into a video conference call regimen on Thursday as he had to chase down his dogs that got out of his yard.

Eifert was talking to reporters when he had to leave his seat for a brief moment because his dogs got out. During the video, a neighbor is heard yelling, “Hey, your dog was in my yard!”

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The new Jaguars player stepped away for a bit to track them down and luckily he was able to get them back safe and sound.

“They’re back,” Eifert said. “And, I got a little conditioning too.”

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Eifert played seven seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals before signing with the Jaguars in the offseason. Most of his time with the Bengals was spent on the sideline. In four of the seven seasons, he was with the Bengals, he appeared in fewer nine games.

In the 59 games he did play in, Eifert had 185 catches for 2,152 yards and 24 touchdowns.

He did tell reporters that one of the reasons why he chose to sign with the Jaguars was to play under his former offensive coordinator Jay Gruden.

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“It was a big factor,” he said. “We get along great, and I have a good understanding for the offense that he runs — and a good feel for it.”