Speaker 1: Welcome to the Ravens Press Pass Podcast. It is Tuesday,
Speaker 1: August thirteenth. The Ravens wrapped up another day of training
Speaker 1: camp practice today and afterwards we had a chance to
Speaker 1: hear from the coordinator. Let's kick things off with offensive
Speaker 1: coordinator at Todd munkt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've bet the seven gallop Teddy and Henry.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's kind of a kind of a obvious question.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, Week one.
Speaker 4: Looked like a lot of deep shots satan days.
Speaker 2: That was that a focus in practice to kind of
Speaker 2: let it rip?
Speaker 3: That just work out today. I mean, we've been trying
Speaker 3: to keep working, you know, somewhere downfield. Pass game just
Speaker 3: worked out today where the ball found its way down
Speaker 3: the field.
Speaker 4: Tod with regard to the game, it looked like Devin
Speaker 4: Leary was really not taking shots.
Speaker 2: Down the field. I'm not sure if they try open,
Speaker 2: they certainly didn't take many of the were they were
Speaker 2: far down the field up and we went to walk
Speaker 2: over where they were at the same page.
Speaker 5: What do you do with that?
Speaker 3: Well, we just never got really in a rhythm, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean he got in the game and we went
Speaker 3: straight three and outs. I mean, so that means three
Speaker 3: of his nine plays were third downs. Okay, throw in
Speaker 3: half of them are runs or somewhere in there. And
Speaker 3: we got sacked on a shot down the field. So
Speaker 3: you know, it's part of it. You know, it's easier
Speaker 3: to get the ball down the field, the better you
Speaker 3: get in a rhythm. You know, that's just part of it.
Speaker 3: We just didn't, you know, and that's we got to
Speaker 3: be better.
Speaker 6: When you have a franchise quarterback and so much of
Speaker 6: the focus is on him, what do you then see
Speaker 6: as the most important functions of.
Speaker 5: Your background life.
Speaker 3: Well, first off, I mean, Josh does a tremendous job
Speaker 3: of being ready, consummate pro it twice been in the
Speaker 3: NFL for so long. I mean, he's he gets what
Speaker 3: we want to do. He has a great feel for
Speaker 3: where we are and where we need to get to.
Speaker 3: I think he's a great sounding board for Lamar and
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 2: Come don you're you're one to year two of Demon.
Speaker 2: It's curious about at Dynamic ten years and thirty that
Speaker 2: sperience working at a three off for the first three.
Speaker 5: Or second year.
Speaker 2: How much change is throwing stuff out? You got it
Speaker 2: stuff in Dynamic in two guys, back to.
Speaker 3: Two in terms of those plays and so well, you
Speaker 3: would hope it's only going to get better, and it has.
Speaker 3: You know, we've had a great off season, not only
Speaker 3: individually but systematically. Once you get into the year, it's
Speaker 3: hard to really tweak too much, you know, or assess
Speaker 3: it just week to week the next team you're playing.
Speaker 3: Give him the off seat and the able to say, Okay,
Speaker 3: we have to do this more after do this more,
Speaker 3: need to be better here, need to do this systematically
Speaker 3: and individually, And it's been a great off season and
Speaker 3: he's been great.
Speaker 7: He's systematically there's something in particularly like an example, need
Speaker 7: the guy that's the terms that change.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know just how we do it, just
Speaker 3: just so we are on the same page. Probably how
Speaker 3: do we streamline it to where we're all on the
Speaker 3: same page. Players can anticipate calls, anticipate situations where we
Speaker 3: want to go abc D each week. What are our
Speaker 3: staples that we want to be able to get to
Speaker 3: and so eliminate as much of the guest work as
Speaker 3: you can, Right, does that make sense? Like that's just
Speaker 3: probably a strong word we don't have. We're not guessing
Speaker 3: that's silly, but just in terms of where we want
Speaker 3: to go.
Speaker 8: Say I like virging guard and take his number of
Speaker 8: the first team reps now over a few days, what
Speaker 8: do you see from them and season against the story industry.
Speaker 3: Well, he's only getting better, you know, there was you know,
Speaker 3: like any young player, there's some ups and downs, but
Speaker 3: it isn't for a lack of effort, intelligence, want to
Speaker 3: you know, toughness, athleticism. I think you're gonna be a
Speaker 3: really good player, you know, and you can see it
Speaker 3: every day. The improvement I feel likely has missed where
Speaker 3: so warm camp and he's coming off a really strong season.
Speaker 2: What do you envision for his whole of this kind
Speaker 2: of stame.
Speaker 3: Yes, he's had a great camp, a great off season.
Speaker 3: He was here the whole off season and he's embraced
Speaker 3: that part of it. You've actually seen some other things
Speaker 3: in his game, particularly in line that we've asked him
Speaker 3: to do. So we expect him to have a great year.
Speaker 5: Last year.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean it's I think like certainly you you
Speaker 3: want to have an offense as a nightmare to defend.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that's what we're all trying to accomplish, right,
Speaker 3: an offense that you're capable of winning in a variety
Speaker 3: of ways. If you need to run it to win,
Speaker 3: you can run it to win. If you need to
Speaker 3: throw it to win, you can throw it to win.
Speaker 3: And uh, that's all we're fighting for, to be elite
Speaker 3: in all of those areas. And then the last part
Speaker 3: of it is are you leading situational football? Short yardage,
Speaker 3: red zone? Are you not turning it over your explosive
Speaker 3: foreman and all those things that really really dictate a game.
Speaker 4: When there are always eyes on the lot pers or
Speaker 4: second letter. You guys just kind of juice up the
Speaker 4: number of screenplays last year? How how do you be
Speaker 4: successful in business?
Speaker 9: Screen team?
Speaker 2: And you can always do name.
Speaker 4: Adadation, especially you know kind of pie with.
Speaker 2: These little sc.
Speaker 5: He's got to do it better.
Speaker 3: I mean, we can scheme it.
Speaker 5: Better, we can.
Speaker 3: Prepare better in terms of how we want to do
Speaker 3: it formationlet who we want to get it to and
Speaker 3: then call it. Probably just didn't call it enough and
Speaker 3: didn't screen enough last year, didn't take the pressure off
Speaker 3: our old line enough.
Speaker 10: What have you seen out of Keith Kirkwood and Anthony
Speaker 10: Miller two the kind of veterans that are.
Speaker 2: Further down on the depturnal.
Speaker 5: I like those guys, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, all Kirkwood has done is coming and do
Speaker 3: what we ask him to do, does a great job
Speaker 3: in the run game, has made some plays when given
Speaker 3: the opportunity on the field, and you can see why
Speaker 3: he's however, many years in the NFL.
Speaker 5: Same with Miller.
Speaker 3: You can see his explosiveness. You can see him getting
Speaker 3: in out of breaks, how important the game is. He
Speaker 3: enjoys playing the game.
Speaker 1: Next up is defensive coordinator zach Or.
Speaker 7: Talk so much about the other man, about the green
Speaker 7: dot and how not only were you giving him the
Speaker 7: plays and instruction, where hyping on on the personal Lane's
Speaker 7: the what's the balance as a coordinators there coming from
Speaker 7: the French position?
Speaker 4: Job?
Speaker 2: Where jobs the hip up those guys? Then how does
Speaker 2: that change the here places?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I think first and foremost, Trent did
Speaker 9: a great job with the green dot. I mean it
Speaker 9: was his first time with it. He hasn't really actually
Speaker 9: done it in practice, So I was I was very
Speaker 9: very pleased with how well.
Speaker 5: He was able to get the call communicated to the defense.
Speaker 9: And then as far as that goes, my personality is
Speaker 9: gonna show like I'm me so they got a couple
Speaker 9: of long drives and as they get going, I was like,
Speaker 9: come on, let's pick up, let's keep it going. Uh,
Speaker 9: let's get these guys off the field. So it was
Speaker 9: good that he felt that energy and he related to
Speaker 9: everybody else. But the balance is obviously first and foremost.
Speaker 9: I get him the call, but i'm'a i'm'a let my
Speaker 9: personality show as well.
Speaker 5: What's the big there is.
Speaker 2: What you've seen him correctly yours grow to being a
Speaker 2: living about Yeah.
Speaker 9: Just just his his his understanding of the game, like
Speaker 9: his understanding the game. Like I said, it's always when
Speaker 9: you're a rookie. The NFL game is so much different
Speaker 9: than the college game. So it took a good year
Speaker 9: to understand it. He has a real good understanding of it.
Speaker 9: And the great thing I'm excited about him is he
Speaker 9: got a long way to go as far as what
Speaker 9: he's gonna be. He's already really good and he's gonna
Speaker 9: be even better the more the older he gets.
Speaker 5: The more experience he gets. Well, Uh, we didn't get
Speaker 5: any substitutional errors, so I think that was good.
Speaker 9: But I thought, I thought after he went smooth without
Speaker 9: the operation was smooth the coaches did a great job.
Speaker 9: Give me the personnel, Uh, give me good feedback. The
Speaker 9: communication was smooth between me and the person with the
Speaker 9: green dots. So I think it went good. And like
Speaker 9: I said, uh, we get great work at it every
Speaker 9: single day, like today, we had a couple of call
Speaker 9: up periods.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 9: So I felt real comfortable. I was real pleased that
Speaker 9: the operation went smooth throughout.
Speaker 5: The whole game.
Speaker 2: You learned something.
Speaker 9: I could say, Uh not really honestly, wasn't really different man, Like,
Speaker 9: like it's crazy, I'm telling you. Coach Harball put a
Speaker 9: lot of stress on us, like with the play close.
Speaker 9: You see, we got play cloths going all the time,
Speaker 9: so you got your forced to make a call and
Speaker 9: then just going against our offense. They do tempo a lot,
Speaker 9: so you're forced to think on the fly and make
Speaker 9: quick decisions. So it actually felt pretty natural. It felt
Speaker 9: more natural than what I thought it was gonna feel
Speaker 9: because I didn't know, I didn't know what to expect.
Speaker 4: A lot of those think that they sack was like
Speaker 4: a pretty puts with you. Some ordinariors might think things
Speaker 4: a little bit of smilla. How did you kind of
Speaker 4: decide how to tell those a tweet try and stuff
Speaker 4: out and Alsodden shoving TI.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think we done something that that That blitz
Speaker 9: right there is something that we've run for a long
Speaker 9: time here. You know, we might have it out the vault,
Speaker 9: but it's something that we've done for a long time here.
Speaker 9: So obviously it's a preseason I think the benefit that
Speaker 9: we have is we got the element of surprise, so
Speaker 9: we're not gonna show much at all, you know, so
Speaker 9: what you see in the preseasons is not really what
Speaker 9: you're necessarily gonna see during the regular season.
Speaker 5: Exact, you've got a chance to watch the film.
Speaker 2: Obviously one of the things to sit out very efficient
Speaker 2: offense from the egles and stems of unfortunately being able
Speaker 2: to brind down first Now put on the other side,
Speaker 2: Ravens really stopped the wrong places after having a chance
Speaker 2: to see it. What were the big factors in stopping
Speaker 2: the wrong plays?
Speaker 9: I mean, just guys communicating. You know, a lot of
Speaker 9: times exposed to plays happen for miscommunication. Somebody didn't get
Speaker 9: the call, somebody didn't get the right covered, so it's miscommunication.
Speaker 9: Now guys popping loose. So I thought a communication was
Speaker 9: really well and.
Speaker 5: We got to keep that going.
Speaker 9: So the more the more plays, the more supposed to
Speaker 9: plays you limit, the better you're gonna play on defense. Now,
Speaker 9: obviously we got some stuff we want to clean up
Speaker 9: in the run game. I think it's a good tape
Speaker 9: to watch. Stuff was moving a little fast. First game
Speaker 9: experience for us as a unit. But I think it's
Speaker 9: I think it's gonna go well. I think it's gonna
Speaker 9: get better and better.
Speaker 10: Date, Wiggins had a great game preseason debut. Obviously going
Speaker 10: out later on, but earlier in his debut had a
Speaker 10: bunch of pass breakouts. Is that what you were expecting
Speaker 10: out of him to come out in the field and
Speaker 10: be that fast and make that many plays or were
Speaker 10: you even a little bit surprised by how active he
Speaker 10: was around the world.
Speaker 5: Nah, that's what we expect, man.
Speaker 9: I mean we've seen that his college tape, We've seen
Speaker 9: it out here throughout training camp. Now, I was a
Speaker 9: little surprised they went after him early so often. But
Speaker 9: one thing that you recognized we're early in pregame that
Speaker 9: like when the lights came on, he was ready, and
Speaker 9: that's that's one thing you want to see. So his
Speaker 9: confidence was through the roof even before the game started.
Speaker 9: So it was great to see Nate go out there
Speaker 9: and make those plays. Those are players that we expect
Speaker 9: him to make, but it's it's good when you see
Speaker 9: him go out there.
Speaker 5: And do it. And I think that that's just real
Speaker 5: good for his confidence.
Speaker 3: Trucksmissed yesterday, always snashed short the seeding for some of
Speaker 3: the snash with the clowny, I mean going missing games.
Speaker 2: You see him playing more snaps this season, awesome.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, I think the disguise a limit for
Speaker 9: a DAFAE man like Doph has had a great training camp.
Speaker 9: It's the best training camp I've seen him have since
Speaker 9: we've been together. And uh, I do agree. Like stats
Speaker 9: are one thing, but when you cut on the film
Speaker 9: see you know QB pressures or just causing havoit him
Speaker 9: drawing a double team, getting pressure for somebody else or
Speaker 9: sack for somebody else, we count that as stats. As
Speaker 9: coaching staff that might not might not necessarily show up
Speaker 9: as a.
Speaker 5: Stat in the stat sheet.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, we do expect Off to play even more
Speaker 9: and be even more disruptive and more explosive, and uh
Speaker 9: stat to go up because he is what he is
Speaker 9: he's the guy, you know what I mean, He's the guy.
Speaker 9: And like I said earlier, the better uh D f
Speaker 9: Oway is, the better the defense and the better his
Speaker 9: team's gonna be.
Speaker 5: And I'm excited about this dude. He comes.
Speaker 9: He comes every single day, locked in, focused, ready to work,
Speaker 9: and that's that's great to see. Like I mean, I'm
Speaker 9: really excited to see him when we get out there
Speaker 9: and really get going because he's got a different level
Speaker 9: of intensity exactly.
Speaker 7: Extremely pretty up for you.
Speaker 2: Do you think that's because you were already as an
Speaker 2: assistant then as the player.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about all of the fans, thinking about the
Speaker 3: whole field and had you doing nothing reps for the.
Speaker 9: Job for years or yeah, I mean, you definitely do
Speaker 9: mental reps as a position coach, because that's one things
Speaker 9: we precher. You gott to prepare yourself for that, for
Speaker 9: the for the next opportunity, because you never know what's
Speaker 9: gonna happen.
Speaker 5: But I think more the preparation came from being.
Speaker 9: Out here in practicing camp, Like these call up peers
Speaker 9: that we do are invaluable here at practice man, So
Speaker 9: like I said, it made that transition smooth. I think
Speaker 9: the practices and the scrimmage that we did a couple
Speaker 9: of weeks ago really helped me out.
Speaker 8: Kind of has a little scare and practice. Everybody's holding
Speaker 8: your breath. This is one day he's back out here,
Speaker 8: back to balls.
Speaker 7: And going on.
Speaker 9: Man, we was holding our breath. We was fortunate, thanking
Speaker 9: the Lord that it wasn't none serious.
Speaker 5: It was some minor And.
Speaker 9: That's just a testament to Kyle Halmlton like his toughness,
Speaker 9: has wanted his willing, willingness to be there for his teammates,
Speaker 9: his leadership.
Speaker 5: And then I mean he's a heck of a player.
Speaker 5: So you guys saw that play he made to day.
Speaker 5: I mean that was ridiculous.
Speaker 9: I'll be hard pressed to find somebody else in the
Speaker 9: lead that could make a play like that.
Speaker 5: Now, we wish you to caught the ball. You know,
Speaker 5: he'll tell you that too, But it was a heck
Speaker 5: of a play. Man.
Speaker 9: But call him to like we always been saying, he's
Speaker 9: one of one. We're glad he's part of our team.
Speaker 6: There's a bunch you actually preparing the team for a preseason, kay,
Speaker 6: Do you actually stating team?
Speaker 2: You guys play off with the offense prepense?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we we we're gonna run our basic menu. Now,
Speaker 9: we'll show them a couple of plays, and we'll show them.
Speaker 9: We'll tell them to watch a game just so they
Speaker 9: get a feel for the guy. We don't want them
Speaker 9: to go in there blindsided. So you have idea of
Speaker 9: what plays they're possibly.
Speaker 5: Going to run.
Speaker 9: But it's no game plan deal where we're trying to
Speaker 9: a specifically stop this place and call this coverage or
Speaker 9: call this front, or call this blitz. We just gonna
Speaker 9: run our stuff because we really want to see these
Speaker 9: guys come out here and just execute and see how
Speaker 9: well they can play.
Speaker 5: We don't want to really try to trick anybody here.
Speaker 5: In the preseason trend.
Speaker 2: It's been sending nickel pressure, what about that play?
Speaker 4: Maybe just for your team out just growth from the
Speaker 4: league wide is so successful about it when operated with.
Speaker 5: The talent that you have here, man, I just think
Speaker 5: that is just it all. It all goes hand in hand.
Speaker 9: It's just like eleven play working in one, working as one,
Speaker 9: so you present different looks, you can you can get
Speaker 9: protections to go certain ways, and then you get guys
Speaker 9: who could time up the blitz and can blit fast.
Speaker 9: So we tell our guys all the time. If if
Speaker 9: we're gonna send you on the blitz, you better hit
Speaker 9: it like your life depends on it, because it does.
Speaker 9: And we got a lot of guys who do that.
Speaker 5: Just comes in and make up love brought in. What
Speaker 5: do you see him in broad camp? Bo Brad been
Speaker 5: great man.
Speaker 9: I mean, he's a he's a locked in young guy.
Speaker 9: Especially I love to see that as a udf ah.
Speaker 9: We knew its talented coming from Maryland, and all he's
Speaker 9: done is come in to work. I know he had
Speaker 9: the injury in the spring, but ever since he's been back,
Speaker 9: he's continued to get better and better and better. And
Speaker 9: I'm really excited about him. I'm excited. I'm decided about
Speaker 9: him in the game. I'm excited about see what he's
Speaker 9: gonna do this week as well.
Speaker 4: How much it's work clos.
Speaker 2: I guess this John howaen coming off the leaves today,
Speaker 2: especially weird.
Speaker 4: When he wasn't the story of camp.
Speaker 2: I guess how does it kind of reject your expectations
Speaker 2: for what it can be?
Speaker 10: Great man.
Speaker 5: I'm excited about David A.
Speaker 9: Jobo just from the standpoint of he's he's finally healthy
Speaker 9: enough to stat days of practice, and I think you
Speaker 9: see that from when he first started practicing to now,
Speaker 9: just he's getting better and better and better.
Speaker 5: And we know what type of talent he is.
Speaker 9: He's strong, he's big, he's athletic, he's uh, he's fast,
Speaker 9: he's mean.
Speaker 5: Everything we look for in the outside linebackers and all
Speaker 5: it all, it all it.
Speaker 9: All he needed to do was just get the reps,
Speaker 9: and he's getting these great reps out here. So I'm
Speaker 9: really excited about him. He continue on the path he's going.
Speaker 9: He stays locked in, he keeps working like he's working
Speaker 9: and God willing, he stays healthy. He's gonna have a
Speaker 9: great year for us.
Speaker 2: Two guys and unquote lean him over that snaps Joe
Speaker 2: Evans and c J.
Speaker 8: Ravend Allen.
Speaker 5: This is a tact I think, Yeah, Joe, that's part
Speaker 5: of the preseason.
Speaker 9: Man. Sometimes you're gonna ask guys to play positions that
Speaker 9: they normally don't play or play a lot of snaps.
Speaker 9: And I'm so proud of Joe and CJ. Obviously, CJ
Speaker 9: he played out of position. He played outside linebacker the
Speaker 9: whole game for us. He's an interior D lineman, and
Speaker 9: he did a hell of a job.
Speaker 5: Same with Joe.
Speaker 9: Joe played I think sixty eight snaps out of the
Speaker 9: however had seventy eight or something like that. He didn't
Speaker 9: batter eye. And that's type of guys we like. Man,
Speaker 9: those guys play like a raven and that's what we
Speaker 9: look for. Guys who can go out there, do the
Speaker 9: dirty work, do what's asked of them, and give it all.
Speaker 9: They give it everything they got. That's what those two
Speaker 9: guys did that. So I'm excited about him. I know
Speaker 9: the Vets are excited about him, and what they did
Speaker 9: doesn't go forgotten.
Speaker 2: We got coach Harboy yesterday.
Speaker 10: Gargaria squad did think up a really good camp.
Speaker 5: Great day to day when you've seen a's been.
Speaker 9: I mean, shoot, Ad was great for us last year
Speaker 9: before he got hurt, and he's continue to get better
Speaker 9: and better and better. He's like I mean, he played
Speaker 9: all over the secondary and he's a scrappy guy. He's explosive,
Speaker 9: he's a takeaway machine. I mean, I could I could
Speaker 9: sit up here and talk to you all day about Ad.
Speaker 5: Like we love him.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's great to see him healthy, great to
Speaker 9: see him having a great camp. He's gonna do great
Speaker 9: things for us this year.
Speaker 1: And lastly we heard from special teams coordinator Chris Horton.
Speaker 6: Good to see everyone today. Hopeful all you guys are
Speaker 6: doing well. Just a quick little recap from the game.
Speaker 6: You know, I thought I thought Jordan Stout had a
Speaker 6: really really good night Friday. He punted the ball, He
Speaker 6: punted the ball out standing. I thought Tuck was Tuck
Speaker 6: was solid. And I was really pleased to see Nick
Speaker 6: Moore coming back, you know, after a year being off
Speaker 6: and just really just doing uh what he's done and
Speaker 6: just being able to get back out there and get
Speaker 6: himself back into football. I thought we had a really
Speaker 6: from uh, you know, the other four phases, just the
Speaker 6: other guys. We had a lot of a lot of
Speaker 6: young guys played really well. Just kind of kind of
Speaker 6: what we expected. H These guys come out here, they
Speaker 6: work hard, and we just want to get them, get
Speaker 6: him in the games and see him playing. Just looking forward,
Speaker 6: you know to those guys just really stacking getting better
Speaker 6: this week. Uh so we can just continue to develop
Speaker 6: and get ourselves ready for the season. Questions Chris.
Speaker 8: He had three returns and recovered itself the dynamic with
Speaker 8: pleas learn from that league.
Speaker 6: You know, I think it's one of just from the
Speaker 6: coverage standpoint, we let that one get out on us.
Speaker 6: You know, it just goes back to lanes and leverages
Speaker 6: and fit to play kind of how we need to
Speaker 6: fit the play. I think the style of play really
Speaker 6: fits the kind of what we do. It's a physical play.
Speaker 6: I think we got a physical football team. I think
Speaker 6: we play special teams the right way with physicality and effort.
Speaker 5: So I think we'll be good there.
Speaker 6: Uh In the return game, I think it's gonna come
Speaker 6: down to again how well we block and you know,
Speaker 6: and how well we stop those guys from like penetrating
Speaker 6: down the field and stopping our returns. I thought our
Speaker 6: young returners came out, uh ran the ball well, ran
Speaker 6: the ball downhill. And as we continue to go throughout
Speaker 6: this thing, we'll continue to develop, will continue to introduce
Speaker 6: more schemes.
Speaker 2: Disagreeing with the officials, Didcucker actually today?
Speaker 5: Oh this one? I actually I have no idea. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go back and watch the tape and find out.
Speaker 2: Scout he's still relatively early. Perry, what did you see
Speaker 2: from him?
Speaker 6: You know, it's it's the things we saw from him,
Speaker 6: throughout his college career. We know the kids got a
Speaker 6: strong leg. He can he can bomb the ball, and
Speaker 6: we just got to really allow him to be himself
Speaker 6: and go out there and just find that consistency.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 6: We want him to be the player that we saw
Speaker 6: that we drafted uh in the fourth round. And I
Speaker 6: think he's coming along well. Randy and Sam are doing
Speaker 6: a great job with him out here. Uh, just dialing
Speaker 6: in the little details him uh, just maybe walking the
Speaker 6: right lines and those things. But as long as he
Speaker 6: continues to do that, I think he's gonna have a
Speaker 6: heck of a year.
Speaker 3: That's how you guys want to potentially his.
Speaker 6: Uh, you know, I think that's something that we will
Speaker 6: consider as we continue to move forward.
Speaker 5: He can't he can't kick off. He has done that.
Speaker 6: Randy and I we talk about this all the time.
Speaker 6: It's just a matter of when we want to give
Speaker 6: him that opportunity. Do I have a chance to put
Speaker 6: him out there. I think I think we'll get him
Speaker 6: out there at some point and just kind of see
Speaker 6: where he is.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, haven't really haven't decided much how much we
Speaker 6: want to get him out there, because I know what
Speaker 6: he can do as a returner, but I definitely think
Speaker 6: we will see him at some point.
Speaker 5: From a directional standpoint.
Speaker 4: For Georgia Stown, we saw him booms and Kits Stadium
Speaker 4: high blasts there.
Speaker 7: You know, great distance of a directional some of the
Speaker 7: things in stanfold group to the table in terms of
Speaker 7: trying to beat that return then for right.
Speaker 6: You know, that's I think that's one of the biggest
Speaker 6: things we focus on a lot here is we really
Speaker 6: try to get that ball a directional punt. We want
Speaker 6: that ball numbers are wide or really you're cutting off
Speaker 6: a thirty to Fiel, not giving that returner anywhere to go.
Speaker 6: So I think as we continue to develop him, he's
Speaker 6: a guy that can do it. We just got to
Speaker 6: again find that consistency and those are the things that
Speaker 6: we're working on on.
Speaker 5: Phield three.
Speaker 10: Down with that sticker in the game, but before that,
Speaker 10: he was oftentimes the first man down the field on
Speaker 10: his cover teams. Is that something that you guys saw
Speaker 10: in his college tape his ability on special teams, or
Speaker 10: is that something you.
Speaker 5: Feel like you've developed this summer. That's one thing we
Speaker 5: saw from Sanoosie.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: This guy when you watch his tape, he's a physical player.
Speaker 6: He plays with a lot of effort. He's a high
Speaker 6: energy player, and I think we saw those things on
Speaker 6: Friday night. This is again, it's a it's a young
Speaker 6: guy that just he loves football and he's gonna continue
Speaker 6: to get better as we as we move forward.
Speaker 5: Again, he's one of the young guys that I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: He had a really good night.
Speaker 6: You know, those open field tackles aren't the easiest tackles
Speaker 6: in football, and he went down there and he got
Speaker 6: them done.
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