Speaker 1: I'll just let you guys go ahead and a question.
Speaker 1: Girth bughts been a couple of plays out out the
Speaker 1: house is early beginnings here, Ben, I guess what struck
Speaker 1: you back? It's been great. You know, the off season
Speaker 1: was awesome. Again, what we liked about him was, you know,
Speaker 1: he's got size and length and position flexibility and it
Speaker 1: flashed on tape and now you know, you see it
Speaker 1: in drills. You didn't get as much, you know, kind
Speaker 1: of team reps, and now to come right into training
Speaker 1: camp and to have all the juices flowing, You're getting
Speaker 1: more reps, you're seeing more team stuff. You're starting to
Speaker 1: see him flash more, which is awesome, which is what
Speaker 1: we expect from them. And I just want to keep
Speaker 1: you know, it's still early. It's been two practices, but
Speaker 1: we just think that the more guys that are new
Speaker 1: that come in to our system, they get more comfortable,
Speaker 1: they get used to, you know, the attacking, and we
Speaker 1: just think he'll just keep getting better.
Speaker 2: See a lot of I guess going home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for us, for our scheme, absolutely, just because of
Speaker 1: his sides explosiveness. You see the power that he has
Speaker 1: and the length and how he uses his hands and
Speaker 1: he's a loose athlete as well. But to go along
Speaker 1: with the size, he's heavier than you think and he's
Speaker 1: got just really heavy hands. So when you can tie
Speaker 1: that into the explosiveness of his lower body, if it's
Speaker 1: us really well, plus he's like I said, he can
Speaker 1: go inside and give you some flexibility as a rusher
Speaker 1: as well. You mentioned that flexibility. You've had guys like
Speaker 1: Ard and Key Charles Menne who kind of how much
Speaker 1: does having success with those guys in the past, they
Speaker 1: get more projectable when you do get the guy like
Speaker 1: I think everywhere you kind of have to have those
Speaker 1: type of guys, you know, just like you'll probably ask
Speaker 1: about the Nickels in the corners or the nickel safety
Speaker 1: or anyone that you need that because you can't you
Speaker 1: don't dress ninety guys. So you got a certain amount
Speaker 1: of guys that are on your roster. So when those
Speaker 1: guys have that flexibility, you know, you never know. You
Speaker 1: want those guys to be able to do that. They
Speaker 1: can plug in and go inside and outside, and not
Speaker 1: everybody can do it, but when they can, it's cool.
Speaker 1: It gives them, you know, added value for us, added
Speaker 1: value for our roster. Nick, what's your early impression of
Speaker 1: Anderson and Brown the two backup defensive tackles? Awesome, excited,
Speaker 1: really getting after it. You know they're it. It's still early,
Speaker 1: but you know they haven't been here too long. But
Speaker 1: you see the power. You see the explosiveness kind of
Speaker 1: in their body. Really want to see what they can
Speaker 1: do as they grow into it. But you've seen the
Speaker 1: athletic ability along with those heavy hands too. Right Brown,
Speaker 1: he's coming off an injury, but you don't really notice
Speaker 1: it because he can still bend and get it, be
Speaker 1: explosive and use his hands. So we'll just see where
Speaker 1: those guys go. They're young and they're new to our
Speaker 1: system too.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen victory over we did in the off
Speaker 2: season for a couple of days here.
Speaker 1: He's really you could tell he's been studying, been working
Speaker 1: on it. It's not really like hesitant at all in
Speaker 1: the communications and his being comfortable just in what he's
Speaker 1: doing back there, how he's communicating. You didn't see him
Speaker 1: do as many things in the post. He had a
Speaker 1: nice pick out of the post. You know yesterday he
Speaker 1: just got good natural football instincts. But what we knew
Speaker 1: about him is that he cared. He did a lot
Speaker 1: of things and I think the next thing that's going
Speaker 1: to show up for him. He's a good tackler. He's
Speaker 1: really physical. That's the stuff you haven't seen so far
Speaker 1: because you know the stuff in the off season. It
Speaker 1: was seeing this is he you know, he's a big dude,
Speaker 1: like he's swollen, he's like strong, but he's got that mobility.
Speaker 1: He's got some flexibility and he moves really well too.
Speaker 1: So to see that he's got the movement skill to
Speaker 1: go along. You could see that he cares. He's put
Speaker 1: the time into it, just because how he's communicating out
Speaker 1: there and moving around. That's an interception by Looter today.
Speaker 1: What did you think think about his progress from last
Speaker 1: year to this year. It's big because with him it
Speaker 1: was the injury, you know, and then he missed a
Speaker 1: lot of time and it was like catching up and
Speaker 1: so here it's just the progress. He's got great size,
Speaker 1: length and the pick he had today was awesome. He
Speaker 1: just went up and grabbed it, he snatched it, he
Speaker 1: high pointed it, took it. And the progress with him
Speaker 1: is using the size and length that he's got and
Speaker 1: he's been doing that he's got the feet for it.
Speaker 1: He's built right, he's strong, he's willing, he's a willing tackler.
Speaker 1: He'll go hit and again, just progress with him, and
Speaker 1: you're seeing it. Owner has historically not been that deep
Speaker 1: position group for you guys.
Speaker 2: This year it seems like it like how do you
Speaker 2: evaluate that group and and where everything's happening.
Speaker 1: I think, like you said, it's competitive the guys that
Speaker 1: we brought in. I think it was about guys have played,
Speaker 1: but it's a mentality thing around here. You want them
Speaker 1: to be Okay, are these forty nine er guys? And
Speaker 1: I think I said that in the Spring turn. I
Speaker 1: think kind of everybody has talked about it. We want
Speaker 1: the guys that fit us right, good players, they're tough,
Speaker 1: they're gonna play with the violence that we like. They
Speaker 1: love football. You can see it. And when you hear
Speaker 1: people that talk about them, if you know people, they
Speaker 1: all say good things about him. It all checks all
Speaker 1: these boxes. And then when they come it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: this guy is us, this guy does fit he is
Speaker 1: a Niner, and it was you kind of feel like
Speaker 1: that with pretty much everybody that we've brought in. And
Speaker 1: that's what's been so exciting is the guys are working.
Speaker 1: Guess what, We've already got this core group of guys
Speaker 1: that worked their butts off. Everyone knows that that comes in,
Speaker 1: they see it and they're the same way. So it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: how good can we be and then how quick can
Speaker 1: we become to get come together and be like a unit?
Speaker 2: You know, what's the biggest difference you've noticed in terms
Speaker 2: of like just preparation meetings and day to day stuff
Speaker 2: since Brandon Stalely arrived compared to the last couple of seasons.
Speaker 2: So that again, what's the biggest difference that you've noticed
Speaker 2: in terms of just day to day stuff preparation meetings
Speaker 2: since Brandon and Stalely arrived compared to maybe the last
Speaker 2: couple of seasons.
Speaker 1: For me, well, I mean for me, I wasn't a coordinator,
Speaker 1: so he arrived when that happened too, so my stuff
Speaker 1: changed at the same time that Brandon changed. So everything's
Speaker 1: different for me as far as preparations for meetings. But
Speaker 1: Staley's been great because he's you know, he's got experience,
Speaker 1: He comes from a couple of different systems and it's
Speaker 1: just helped us, you know, being able to talk through stuff.
Speaker 2: Is there any like major changes you've noticed or you guys,
Speaker 2: are you know, working implement that you've had to work
Speaker 2: here since he's been here.
Speaker 1: Oh no, We've we talked through stuff, just talking football,
Speaker 1: just like I would go talk to offensive guys. But
Speaker 1: we do what we do, you know, and he may
Speaker 1: have some suggestions that we talked through and kind of
Speaker 1: see some things on, you know when we're studying tapes
Speaker 1: of other teams and stuff like that, but you know,
Speaker 1: it's just good to have them. What do you think
Speaker 1: is the defensive effort today in practice? Who we please
Speaker 1: with it? Or are you ever pleased? How do you
Speaker 1: sort of practice? I never want to get too high
Speaker 1: or too low. You're right, everyone always that old saying
Speaker 1: of it's never as good as you think or as
Speaker 1: bad as you That's true because you can think it's
Speaker 1: like everything's great, because it's never perfect. You know, there's
Speaker 1: always something that can be fixed. There was the effort
Speaker 1: of liked. I want to watch the tape so you
Speaker 1: can see everybody. But I think our guys are playing hard,
Speaker 1: they're communicating really well. I think we fit the run
Speaker 1: game better today than yesterday. We've been competing outside, you know,
Speaker 1: covering guys. I think that's been fun to watch, and
Speaker 1: then competing in the rush too, So we'll see. Nick
Speaker 1: how concerner are you about the depth apend and you
Speaker 1: Last year you guys had to bring a charleton a
Speaker 1: number of guys for our camp. Do you think you
Speaker 1: might have to do the same thing this year? I
Speaker 1: hope not. I like the guys that we have. I
Speaker 1: think they're all working, so I think we have a
Speaker 1: good group. Thanks guys,