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Speaker 2: Has that gotten for use as far, it's been great Martes,

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Speaker 2: He's a great player for us.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, how often does he work with you guys at

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Speaker 2: It's a collaborative effort, you know, from me and Brian,

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Speaker 7: Want to do on our defense. Yeah, you are very

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Speaker 2: You know, the only quarterback I'm really focused on, you

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Speaker 5: The people keep telling us that Marte is smart and

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Speaker 2: Obviously two different positions, right, still have that role of

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Speaker 2: He wants to know, you know, what the offense is doing,

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Speaker 2: how we're going to stop them if they do this,

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Speaker 3: So that only elevates things and it makes things a

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Speaker 3: Been great for me push the pocket.

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Speaker 6: In those reps because it seems like it's tough obviously

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Speaker 12: So thank you so much to just learn how they're

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Speaker 12: You know that was that was really good kind of

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Speaker 13: You know, he's just.

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Speaker 14: What makes him the toughest guy you've ever like, you've

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Speaker 13: But he's a tough guy and that's just his mentality.

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Speaker 12: That's how he was raised. So kudos to his family, right,

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Speaker 13: I love working with him.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, so no, he's he's done a good job staying

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Speaker 12: right now, but I see the growth every single day, right,

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Speaker 12: his communication. Right, So, when you're a young guy in

441
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Speaker 12: a meeting room, you don't want to talk. So last

442
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Speaker 12: year you don't really want to talk. You're a little timid.

443
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Speaker 12: Now I asked a question, he's trying to be the

444
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Speaker 12: first one to answer, which is great.

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Speaker 13: You love to see that, right, growth.

446
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Speaker 12: I'll talk about growth all day long, right because that's

447
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Speaker 12: my job as a coach.

448
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Speaker 13: And you know his on the field play is getting better.

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Speaker 12: So I would say to you, right, just because you

450
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Speaker 12: don't see it, he's getting better every single day.

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Speaker 16: What do you think sparked that change where now he's like,

452
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Speaker 16: you know, like you said the first one, trying to

453
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Speaker 16: answer questions and being more communitive.

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Speaker 13: I just think it comes with growing up in the NFL.

455
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Speaker 12: And now I've seen this, right, I saw this last year, guy,

456
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Speaker 12: I saw this OTAs, I saw this.

457
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Speaker 13: Training camp all right. Now it's week.

458
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Speaker 12: Five, I'm starting to see things more and more because look,

459
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Speaker 12: the NFL game and all it is is a manipulation

460
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Speaker 12: of space, right, So if you can understand the space,

461
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Speaker 12: you can understand what you're trying to take away. So

462
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Speaker 12: he's doing a good job with that, starting to understand it,

463
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Speaker 12: and you know, proud of him as well.

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Speaker 17: Was he I know he's on ir all last year,

465
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Speaker 17: but was he like locked in the meetings and hero

466
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Speaker 17: throughout the year?

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Speaker 12: There was a little bit of other stuff, Yeah, you

468
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Speaker 12: could ask him about that, yeah, but for the most part,

469
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Speaker 12: I was no issues, would say last year, Yeah, Jarn's

470
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Speaker 12: talked about the value of the show team reps and

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Speaker 12: Drake's development.

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Speaker 13: What have you seen from him in those snaps.

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Speaker 12: I will not be taking questions about the offense because

474
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Speaker 12: I am a Corners coach, so I'm gonna stay in

475
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Speaker 12: mind Wheelhouse.

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Speaker 3: I apologize Houston's offense absolutely, right. CJ. Stroud's really good.

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Speaker 13: Okay, let's just put that one out there.

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Speaker 16: I want to ask you that one of his receiver,

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Speaker 16: Steffan Digs, you guys are obviously familiar with from his

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Speaker 16: time in Buffalo. Have you seen his game maybe changed

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Speaker 16: through his first month in Houston.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, he's still really good. So from that, it's just

483
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Speaker 12: really where they put him in the offense. I know

484
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Speaker 12: he could do some things that he's not necessarily doing

485
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Speaker 12: over there. With Nico Collins being out, he could play

486
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Speaker 12: a little bit more backside, he could play in the slot. Look,

487
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Speaker 12: this guy is just flat out good football player, right.

488
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Speaker 12: He's physical, he's savvy. You know, he's still got his speed,

489
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Speaker 12: he's quick. I mean, he's a good football player. And

490
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Speaker 12: he catched the ball. So it's gonna be a good,

491
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Speaker 12: good game on Sunday. Right, we get excited about these opportunities.

492
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Speaker 12: I know he always well, I hope he gets excited

493
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Speaker 12: to play against us, right, because we've had good battles

494
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Speaker 12: and you know, he's a great football player and I

495
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Speaker 12: respect him very much and his ability what he can

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Speaker 12: do on the football field.

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Speaker 13: Dake mannon that tell Us Trader the other day, Man,

498
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Speaker 13: I was really good at that. Did you see that?

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Speaker 8: All?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 13: It was it was fun.

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Speaker 4: I think you might do some TV in your future

503
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Speaker 4: with with some of that.

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Speaker 13: I don't know.

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Speaker 12: I'm just focused on being a good ball coach and

506
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Speaker 12: not talking quarterbacks.

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Speaker 3: Definitely not talking quarterbacks.

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Speaker 13: Definitely not talking about the offense.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, but if anybody wants to talk about defense or

510
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Speaker 12: Houston more, I'm glad he do that. Man explosive, right,

511
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Speaker 12: like when you watched this guy. Unfortunately he got injured

512
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Speaker 12: last year, right, but bounce back strong.

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Speaker 13: Another guy we talked about, right, Like you know, Gonzo

514
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Speaker 13: coming back from an injury. I think Tank's done a

515
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Speaker 13: great job coming back from injury.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 12: Definitely notice him out on the football field, his explosiveness,

518
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Speaker 12: his ability to get in and out of breaks. You know,

519
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Speaker 12: it's a good player to go against as well.

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Speaker 8: They're you know the fundamentals of that and things that

521
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Speaker 8: are going to show up like this is another quarterback

522
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Speaker 8: that really makes a lot of money outside the pocket.

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Speaker 8: So we got to make sure we stay consistent with it,

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Speaker 8: keep our fundamentals in place, and collapse that pocket, make

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Speaker 8: that quarterback feel the rush again without letting him get

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Speaker 8: out the either direction, because he's dangerous no matter where

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Speaker 8: he is on the field.

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Speaker 18: It feels like Henifredy Jennings is an underrated part of

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Speaker 18: that for sure, explain his role in because a lot

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Speaker 18: of people see the bigger names, but they don't necessarily

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Speaker 18: look to him as a guy who's key to doing

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Speaker 18: something else.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, he's mister reliable for our defense and he's a

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Speaker 8: guy whether it's run or pass, you know, the ball's

535
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Speaker 8: not getting outside of him. And that's you know something

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Speaker 8: that being in this system for a while and playing

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Speaker 8: with a level of discipline and technique that he does.

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Speaker 8: It's something he prides himself in where it's not always

539
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Speaker 8: going to be flashy stats.

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Speaker 7: But he gets the job done.

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Speaker 8: And I think going without him one week and getting

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Speaker 8: him back the next week that really helped us. And

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Speaker 8: he's a guy that there's a reason he's been a

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Speaker 8: Patriot for so long. He's going to continue to be

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Speaker 8: a Patriot because he does the little things excellent.

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Speaker 17: How much you think him playing with Dietrich wives for

547
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Speaker 17: as long as he didn't watched him coming up, like,

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Speaker 17: how much you think that helped with what he's turned into.

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think I think that's another guy that those

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Speaker 8: two guys together, they do the grunt work. They're not

552
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Speaker 8: looking for a lot of glory, a lot of praise,

553
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Speaker 8: but they played great, complimentary team defense. So yeah, those

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Speaker 8: two being in this system that really, you know, relies

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Speaker 8: on guys that can play discipline and play with great

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Speaker 8: fundamentals and do that dirty work and wise and all

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Speaker 8: those guys.

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Speaker 7: That's what they pride themselves on.

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Speaker 17: And AVP was telling us that yesterday Drake started practice

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Speaker 17: with I think it was six blitz in a row.

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Speaker 17: It was a blitz package and he was pleased with

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Speaker 17: how he came out of that. What did you see

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Speaker 17: in that period?

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Speaker 7: I'll be honest with you. We're so locked into CJ.

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Speaker 8: Stroud and all that stuff this week, I haven't really

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Speaker 8: been evaluating our offense, understandable, but yeah, I think you

567
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Speaker 8: know we got we got enough of a challenge with

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Speaker 8: one quarterback this week. You don't have to worry about

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Speaker 8: any others.

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Speaker 3: Like c J.

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Speaker 7: Stroud is talking about a guy that handles everything you

572
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Speaker 7: throw at him really well. It's a great quarterback. So

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Speaker 7: our full attention has been on that guy.

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Speaker 17: How has Joe been at playing CJ?

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Speaker 3: In practice thus far? Good?

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Speaker 8: I mean, you know, you see a lot of being

577
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Speaker 8: able to break the pocket, being able to throw on

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Speaker 8: the run, being able to get the ball downfield to

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Speaker 8: some deep threats. I think that we're getting a good

580
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Speaker 8: look at this guy. Obviously, when you get in the game,

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Speaker 8: it's a different story. This guy's at Pro Bowl, jumped

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Speaker 8: into the league as an elite quarterback, So I think,

583
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Speaker 8: like we got to be ready for anything with this guy,

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Speaker 8: and he's got weapons around him.

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Speaker 7: Got a good run game, got a good play action game.

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Speaker 8: And really they do a good job, Bobby slook in

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Speaker 8: the offense there, do a good job setting them up

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Speaker 8: for success. And you've seen from year one to year

589
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Speaker 8: two that continue to grow. They're the number one passing

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Speaker 8: offense in the league. There's a reason that they're moving

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Speaker 8: the ball so well. It's a nice time yuefinitely.

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Speaker 10: And Drew speaking of slowly, you know, each week, as

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Speaker 10: you guys see these West Coast offenses. They all have

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Speaker 10: their own different twists. Suit obvious play caller has a

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Speaker 10: lot to do that Kyle, you know versus McDaniel, now

596
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Speaker 10: you get slow. What makes his calling approach so different?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, just watching the body of work since he got

598
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Speaker 8: there the two years. It's a guy that really builds

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Speaker 8: that offense around the strength of that offense and the

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Speaker 8: quarterback is really the biggest strength of all. Does a

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Speaker 8: really good job protecting the quarterback, whether it's seven man protection,

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Speaker 8: adding chippers, given things that that quarterback can feel comfortable

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Speaker 8: back there, because when he feels comfortable, he can deal.

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Speaker 8: And it's also you know, this is a coordinator that

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Speaker 8: understands weaknesses of defense, like he's coached on that side

606
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Speaker 8: of the ball. Former video guy with Washington. So you know,

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Speaker 8: I'm room for the guy in that regard most of

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Speaker 8: the year unless we're.

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Speaker 7: Playing this weekend.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, but a guy that kind of came up both

611
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Speaker 8: sides of the ball, learning the whole thing. And you

612
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Speaker 8: see that, you see that he understands like where it

613
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Speaker 8: can attack defenses in the run game, in the pass game,

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Speaker 8: play action, like the screens that they run.

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Speaker 7: All of it.

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Speaker 8: Really it's a well balanced offense. And I think one

617
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Speaker 8: of the great play callers in this league. And you

618
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Speaker 8: know he's in the second year doing it, but you

619
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Speaker 8: feel the effect that he has on a game.

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Speaker 10: He alluded to the screens that they run. Is this

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Speaker 10: as good a screen game as you faced?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, And I think it's when they're called.

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Speaker 8: I think it's they run them very well, they execute

624
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Speaker 8: them really well, and it's just an offense that already

625
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Speaker 8: has you off balance. And I think that's again a

626
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Speaker 8: credit to the quarterback and the play caller that you know,

627
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Speaker 8: their past game of the run game or no joke,

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Speaker 8: so that when you add the screens in there with it,

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Speaker 8: it's something.

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Speaker 19: You got outcount for Drew. What a stretch about Martin Mauthu.

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Speaker 19: He's not in your room?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, I tell you the first thing is

633
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Speaker 8: that he's a guy that could be in a lot

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Speaker 8: of different rooms and be effective. It's got great size,

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Speaker 8: great speed. But the thing I would say that probably

636
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Speaker 8: impressed everybody in the building is how first game really

637
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Speaker 8: coming back, how he communicated, how he was really able

638
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Speaker 8: to operate and do a lot of different things for us,

639
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Speaker 8: Like you would take eleven guys like that on the team,

640
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Speaker 8: and we have a lot of guys like that on

641
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Speaker 8: our team that communicate that, you know, work well together

642
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Speaker 8: and really tough, physical brand of football.

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Speaker 7: He's one of those guys for sure. Different AVP mentioned

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Speaker 7: those a couple minutes ago.

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Speaker 19: Good, I'm good blitz period you guys will be practice

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Speaker 19: with yesterday And were you asked about this already? Oh yeah, yeah, okay,

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Speaker 19: So what did you see, like start to finish what

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Speaker 19: was happening there? Yeah, I thought we had some good blitzes.

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Speaker 19: I think we you know, definitely, uh, you know you

650
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Speaker 19: like that period because he gets the blitz six times Baltimore. Well, yeah,

651
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Speaker 19: it's a good period.

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Speaker 8: I would say, like as far as what we're going

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Speaker 8: against that period and other periods like c J strads

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Speaker 8: enough to worry about this week. We haven't been too

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Speaker 8: locked in on our offense.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, But anything you've seen from Drake in that regard,

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Speaker 19: I know you've talked about he's got like a rare

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Speaker 19: trading in terms of just the processing protections from the

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Speaker 19: scout team quarterbacks that he's simulating.

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Speaker 7: Like did you see that yesterday when that was unfolding

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Speaker 7: or anything?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I think overall, I wouldn't really speak

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Speaker 8: to yesterday as much just because that period like when

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Speaker 8: it's us against them, like it's about us in those periods.

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Speaker 7: So I wouldn't really speak to yesterday. But I mean

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Speaker 7: he's got.

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Speaker 8: All of our full back and full support. I think

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Speaker 8: we're all on record of, you know, being.

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Speaker 19: Excited different note to this little trickier the stuff that

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Speaker 19: you brought in or a staff incorporated from Baltimore, the

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Speaker 19: new pressure stuff that's new here. How much have you

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Speaker 19: guys dipped into that because I'm watching and I'm like,

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Speaker 19: there's I don't know how much is like still unused?

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Speaker 3: I guess yeah.

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Speaker 8: I think well, first off, i'd say it was a

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Speaker 8: collaboration with everybody. It wasn't really one stuff from here,

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Speaker 8: one stuff from there. It's kind of sitting in the

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Speaker 8: room with every area and combining that. What I think

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Speaker 8: we would look forward to is getting into situations and

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Speaker 8: getting into games where we can pin our ears back

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Speaker 8: and really be in positions with a lead, with a

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Speaker 8: two score lead to be able to do that. So

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Speaker 8: we're optimistic that we can get in those situations moving

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Speaker 8: forward and be able to show more of that stuff

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Speaker 8: because it's like it's hard to do those things in

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Speaker 8: tight games and you know games where it necessarily hasn't

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Speaker 8: played out that way. I think we would look forward to,

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Speaker 8: you know, getting up on people and being able to

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Speaker 8: do some of that stuff, because ultimately, when you're when

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Speaker 8: you're in tight games, when you're in games, maybe you're

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Speaker 8: playing you know, lower scoring type, you know games, it

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Speaker 8: ends up being a lot more technique fundamentals things like that.

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Speaker 7: But I mean it's what, like, whether it was.

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Speaker 8: Anything that was different or anything like that, I think

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Speaker 8: it's it's, uh, you know, you want it. You want

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Speaker 8: to build a lead, keep the lead, and be able

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Speaker 8: to get after people. And that's what we got to do.

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Speaker 8: We got to start fast, finished strong, and keep attacking that.

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Speaker 8: I know.

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Speaker 19: The guys have been here for like eight years, were

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Speaker 19: pumped because they hadn't run new stuff in forever. So

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Speaker 19: they were telling me a couple weeks ago, Okay, yeah,

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Speaker 19: stuff is cool, and I was like, all right, I'm waiting.

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Speaker 7: I'm waiting.

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Speaker 19: I'm waiting. So you'd obviously be familiar. Not trying to

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Speaker 19: tip any hands, I'm just kind of yeah, like, you know,

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Speaker 19: there was one pressure. You guys ran twice in San

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Speaker 19: Francisco that I know got home in the red zone.

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Speaker 19: I think there was another third down. I was like,

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Speaker 19: maybe that was it, but obviously.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I think I think like any of that, like

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Speaker 8: our foreman rush, like any of that stuff, the aggression

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Speaker 8: and all that ticks up when you've held people score

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Speaker 8: down and you and you've got a little bit of

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Speaker 8: the lead and you can go.

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Speaker 7: So I think you're not going to see as much

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Speaker 7: of that in games where you're you know, you're fighting.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm hoping.

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Speaker 7: So yeah, let's all right, good seeing it.

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Speaker 4: I just wanted to ask you just, you know, talking

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Speaker 4: to some of the guys about containing the quarterback in

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Speaker 4: the pocket.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, sort of working on that. I've been talking to

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Speaker 7: some of the guys about that.

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Speaker 4: I bet uh, you know, from outside looking in, we're

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Speaker 4: just trying to understand what's going on, you know, like

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Speaker 4: because we're not coaches, were not players, so for sure,

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Speaker 4: you know, just what's what would you say is like

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Speaker 4: sort of the coaching points that you guys go over

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Speaker 4: and like some of them have said, it's maybe a

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Speaker 4: little bit different than what they've done here in the past,

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Speaker 4: So like what are some of those differences.

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Speaker 3: If you know, yeah.

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Speaker 8: I mean, I think the first thing you see as

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Speaker 8: a coach is you recognize, okay, playing some quarterbacks that

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Speaker 8: got out on us, and like, as a coach, it's

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Speaker 8: our job to fix that and go attack those details.

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Speaker 7: And the encouraging thing for us is in the last

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Speaker 7: game we were better at it.

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Speaker 8: Like we you know, quarterbacks are going to be able

741
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Speaker 8: to you know, get out high sometimes as long as

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Speaker 8: we contain it. But like we were able to bottle

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Speaker 8: these quarterbacks up for the most part, this quarterback up

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Speaker 8: in the last game, and that's something we got to

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Speaker 8: build on, and that's something that's encouraging that that's something

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Speaker 8: we emphasized and they did a good job with that.

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Speaker 8: I think when it comes to containing quarterbacks, it's really

748
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Speaker 8: about fundamentals, right, It's about what our get off looks like,

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Speaker 8: what our separation looks like, being able to shed blocks

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Speaker 8: and react to the quarterback and retrace to the line

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Speaker 8: of scrimmage, things like that. So it's really it's nothing new,

752
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Speaker 8: it's nothing fancy. It's football as long as football has

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Speaker 8: been being played with a four men rush, Like, we

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Speaker 8: got to be able to play with disciplined rush, and

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Speaker 8: when we do that, we collapse the pocket and make

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Speaker 8: the quarterback feel us.

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Speaker 7: That's when we can get off and go make plays.

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Speaker 7: What you saw which made the last game.

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Speaker 8: Quarterback tried to get out, couldn't because he had disciplined

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Speaker 8: rush stepped up.

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Speaker 7: He was able to retrace and get the sack.

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Speaker 3: So I think the.

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Speaker 7: Encouraging part of where we're at now is, hey, we've

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Speaker 7: seen it.

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Speaker 8: We've seen teams attack our edges in you know, drop

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Speaker 8: back pass getting out of there. Now, we got to

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Speaker 8: fix it, and they've had for the calm.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a couple of plays too.

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Speaker 7: Okay, txment good see