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Speaker 1: a number of sessions so far out here early in
Speaker 1: training camp.
Speaker 2: What have your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Been, because you saw the non padded practices and now
Speaker 1: we took that next necessary step the Jets in pads
Speaker 1: here early this the second week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the obvious thing is the intensity went up.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm grateful for that. Today wasn't a day
Speaker 3: they had a lot of fights because you can expect that,
Speaker 3: you know, I think guys kind of got it out.
Speaker 3: What was it maybe Thursday, Saturday.
Speaker 2: I was here. There was a couple of fights going on. Guys.
Speaker 2: The tempers were flaring. You know.
Speaker 3: I like how coach Solid runs his ship right Like
Speaker 3: I think guys are really focused. You know, once they
Speaker 3: hear a correction, they know like, okay, I need to
Speaker 3: do with the right one way this next time. And
Speaker 3: you know, you saw the guys were really competing and
Speaker 3: it was a lot of big, big plays today.
Speaker 1: Speaking of big plays, if you were to talk about
Speaker 1: a star early in camp. It's been seventeen Garrett Wilson.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about a Aaron Rodgers here in a second.
Speaker 1: But his streen on every play, it's like he's only
Speaker 1: got one speed and that's a thousand miles par No.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 3: That's a good observation because even in even in the
Speaker 3: warm ups, even in the kind of drills, individual drills
Speaker 3: that they do, and you can see the way he
Speaker 3: kind of does them. Everything is full speed. I mean,
Speaker 3: the guy picked up right where he left off.
Speaker 2: You know, that Miami game. He had a hell of
Speaker 2: a game. You know.
Speaker 3: So it's to continue into training camp with that saying speed,
Speaker 3: there's no rookie what's it called, whatever they call it.
Speaker 2: Over the next year, it'll do as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not gonna rest on his Laurels Offensive Rookie
Speaker 1: of the Year. In fact, he's gonna take it to
Speaker 1: another level.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And it's exciting because you know, especially myself as
Speaker 3: a receiver, I like watching a guy like that, and
Speaker 3: I think the guys around him are going to kind
Speaker 3: of rise to that level. You know, there's no way
Speaker 3: you can have a guy that young competing at that
Speaker 3: level and you not feel like you need to compete
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 1: Well, we talked about this a little bit on Training
Speaker 1: Camp Live.
Speaker 2: But what do you like most.
Speaker 1: About Garrett's game because there's so many elements that pop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know, I said on Training Camp
Speaker 3: Live that I like it, you know, his attention to detail.
Speaker 3: But I think you also brought up a good point
Speaker 3: of like his speed, Like his speed is like no other,
Speaker 3: Like he gets in and out of his breaks with
Speaker 3: that same speed he runs. He'll stick and a lot
Speaker 3: of guys will make a stick on a route and
Speaker 3: then they'll slow down.
Speaker 2: He's still running with that same speed.
Speaker 3: And I know Aaron loves that because you know you're
Speaker 3: going to expect the same thing every time. I know
Speaker 3: where he's going to be at, because he's going to
Speaker 3: keep that speed through the break into the area that
Speaker 3: I need him to be at.
Speaker 1: His size is kind of surprising because if he's wearing clothes,
Speaker 1: you almost say this guy's slender because he doesn't have
Speaker 1: any body fat, but he can go up and get it.
Speaker 1: He's got that basketball ability. And then he's talked to
Speaker 1: reporters about an offseason oftentimes playing hoops to see that
Speaker 1: kind of coming through that transition from the hardwood to
Speaker 1: the grass is the way he changes directions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so, And I think you know, he's
Speaker 3: got good body control. You think about guys that go
Speaker 3: through the paint and you know, guys that are drivers
Speaker 3: that go through the paint. You know, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of body controls. Some people are banging you up and
Speaker 3: you got to still be able to go up to
Speaker 3: the hoop. And he has that. You know, he'll go
Speaker 3: up for the past and people will be draped on him.
Speaker 3: He's still going to make the catch. You know, whether
Speaker 3: it's running and in breaking route and he has somebody
Speaker 3: leaning on him, he's able to kind of keep that
Speaker 3: body control and get into the break.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's a talented guy.
Speaker 1: I said previously that I would not be surprised if
Speaker 1: he went for fifteen hundred this year. I know, you're
Speaker 1: not a guy who makes crazy predictions are crazy statements,
Speaker 1: but just watching him early and with the guy throwing
Speaker 1: on the football, he's gonna have an incredible year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, the sky is a limit, you know.
Speaker 3: You think about the skill that he has in the
Speaker 3: ability to have the amount of yards he had last year,
Speaker 3: with multiple quarterbacks, you know, to come in this year
Speaker 3: with a Hall of Fame level quarterback, I mean, is
Speaker 3: only there's no reason why if he continues with that
Speaker 3: same trajectory that he can't break records.
Speaker 2: I mean, who knows.
Speaker 3: I mean I was here when Brandon Marshall and Eric
Speaker 3: Decor were here and they had a hell of a year.
Speaker 3: And Fitz is a great quarterback, you don't get me wrong,
Speaker 3: but he's not at the same level as Aaron Rodgers, right,
Speaker 3: So you're gonna have a guy, a young guy that's
Speaker 3: able to do a lot of great things with a
Speaker 3: quarterback that you know. I mean some of those passes today,
Speaker 3: you know he even he didn't have to move, you know,
Speaker 3: they just landed right in his lap.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about today. Yeah, we're taping on it Tuesday,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna give you a color what happened at
Speaker 1: practice today? What was more impressive to you? You were watching
Speaker 1: a field level the one of the left sideline where
Speaker 1: he just dropped it in a bucket, Yeah, Rogers drops
Speaker 1: it in a bucket for Rogers. Or the vertical pass
Speaker 1: on the opposite side of the field where Garrett doesn't
Speaker 1: need much space, no, and if he creates an inch,
Speaker 1: if he gets his hands on the ball, you always
Speaker 1: think he's gonna come down with.
Speaker 2: It, right, Yeah, I mean it's tough.
Speaker 3: I would say that left one was really nice because
Speaker 3: I mean he just kind of flicked it and then
Speaker 3: like so with the one on the right sideline, it
Speaker 3: was a little bit of jousting going on, a little
Speaker 3: bit of hand fighting, you know. With the other one
Speaker 3: they were neck and neck, but there wasn't anything going on.
Speaker 3: He literally just dropped it in and the DV didn't
Speaker 3: even know that the ball had came in yet. So
Speaker 3: I mean that left one, that pass was it was
Speaker 3: it was nice, Like I honestly like as I think
Speaker 3: about both of them, I really liked that one on
Speaker 3: the left side line, it was really nice.
Speaker 1: When you watch Rogers, are you jealous of the receivers
Speaker 1: right now that they have the opportunity to go out
Speaker 1: there and play with the guy who's a future first
Speaker 1: ballot Hall of Famer who's still at thirty nine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: is an outstanding player and a great thrower of the football.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'll be lying if I said I wasn't jealous,
Speaker 3: And I think this is not a slighter or not
Speaker 3: to any of those guys that I was playing with
Speaker 3: back then. I think even they would want to play
Speaker 3: with an Aaron Rodgers, right, because he's going to only
Speaker 3: elevate your game.
Speaker 2: You're only gonna learn from a.
Speaker 3: Guy like that, right, So if I was to play
Speaker 3: with him, I mean I can't I can only imagine
Speaker 3: what type of receiver I could have become with him, right,
Speaker 3: And so yeah, obviously these guys have a blessing, you know,
Speaker 3: and I hope that they take full advantage of not
Speaker 3: just his knowledge in the game, but also off the
Speaker 3: field as well. Like, you know, I think they can
Speaker 3: learn so much from this guy.
Speaker 1: All right, So what kind of details and intricacies do
Speaker 1: you think he's talking to them about, Because we use
Speaker 1: these terms as far as details and being on the
Speaker 1: spot and things like that. You bet in the meeting
Speaker 1: rooms before you bet on the practice field.
Speaker 2: What are some of.
Speaker 1: The things that you're seeing Rogers essentially a player coach
Speaker 1: out there, because this is the system he knows inside
Speaker 1: and out, and if he wants to change things up.
Speaker 1: Nathaniel Hackett obviously is they've worked together before, so that's
Speaker 1: no big deal for those two.
Speaker 2: But it's everybody else getting in one, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And you can kind of see the difference, you know,
Speaker 3: as Zach has continuing to learn the offense between him
Speaker 3: and Aaron, like when he goes out there, there's a
Speaker 3: confidence in the in the call that he's about to give,
Speaker 3: whether he's changing the player.
Speaker 2: Or not at the snap.
Speaker 3: And to be honest, I don't personally know, but he
Speaker 3: could be giving dummy calls. But it's the confidence in
Speaker 3: which he's giving those dummy calls right that you just
Speaker 3: know that he has a good grasp of the offense
Speaker 3: because you know it's something that he helped create. But
Speaker 3: I would say the small things that the details that
Speaker 3: he gives. You know, sometimes it might just be something
Speaker 3: as simple as, Okay, this running play, this formation, or
Speaker 3: this coverage or this defense that they have out here.
Speaker 3: I might need you as a receiver to come and
Speaker 3: block this guy here. Because I and say it was
Speaker 3: a similar concept when we had fits and Chan Gaily
Speaker 3: Fitz had a great understanding of that offense, and me
Speaker 3: as a move guy, a lot of the times I
Speaker 3: would there was so much going on for me as
Speaker 3: a young guy, I wouldn't know who else was to
Speaker 3: block so I fist with most of me over and
Speaker 3: he would look at my face if it look like
Speaker 3: I didn't know, he'd be like, hey, get this guy
Speaker 3: right here, and I'll just go in right there. So
Speaker 3: I know that just those simple things right there are
Speaker 3: helpful when you have a veteran quarterback.
Speaker 1: Speaking of move guys in the early stages, when we
Speaker 1: go back to seventeen, I really liked this system for
Speaker 1: Wilson because it seems like this is early going here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I know I haven't played a game and we
Speaker 1: got a ways to go until then, but he's moving
Speaker 1: around all over that offensive formation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we just talked about him on the
Speaker 3: left side of the right side. You know, sometimes he's
Speaker 3: in the slot. He's making great plays. You know, I
Speaker 3: think this is in a West Coast offense, you're going
Speaker 3: to have those type of things. So it's great that
Speaker 3: he's in a concept like that. And I think I
Speaker 3: remember him mentioning that's there's some similarities in their offense
Speaker 3: from last year. But yeah, I mean, anytime you can
Speaker 3: get a guy that has also not just the physical
Speaker 3: ability that GARYL. Wilson has, but also the mental capacity
Speaker 3: that he has. Right coming from an offense at Ohio State.
Speaker 3: You know, you can tell that it doesn't take him
Speaker 3: a long time to grasp the offense. So you got
Speaker 3: a guy that you can put everywhere. He's not just
Speaker 3: physically able to, but he's also mentally able to understand
Speaker 3: where he needs to be and why he's there.
Speaker 1: Can you talk about Rogers' arm talent because you're a
Speaker 1: guy needs to get paid catching the football, but just
Speaker 1: the different angles he uses his strength down the field
Speaker 1: and how quickly that ball can get there. He seemingly
Speaker 1: can do whatever he wants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, everything just looks easy.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: He kind of just flicks it and it lands exactly
Speaker 3: in the spot there needs to be twenty five yards
Speaker 3: down the field, effortless and it falls right into the
Speaker 3: bucket and an easy thing to do. I think people
Speaker 3: see guys like him do it and just assume that
Speaker 3: it's so easy. But I mean there's a very small
Speaker 3: margin of error right there for you to either put
Speaker 3: it outside too far outside where you're your guys catching
Speaker 3: on the sideline, or you put it inside and the
Speaker 3: DV now is an opportunity to get it. And we
Speaker 3: saw that the other day where Sauce knocked it down.
Speaker 3: But now today he had another opportunity with that same
Speaker 3: type of pass and he dropped it right in the bucket. So,
Speaker 3: you know, the guys just you know, not only is
Speaker 3: he so talented, but he's also able to learn from
Speaker 3: the past mistakes and you know, and within a day
Speaker 3: and you know, make those plays again.
Speaker 1: A Sauce Gardner came up with the first interception of camp,
Speaker 1: which clearly somebody wasn't executing their route where they were.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be.
Speaker 1: And you could see that in the field, and that's
Speaker 1: got to be expected here in camp. And you're hoping
Speaker 1: those things take place more in the summer than then
Speaker 1: doing September and beyond.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, this is the time for that.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, we have a we're in a
Speaker 3: such a great environment where we're allowed to watch practice.
Speaker 2: People have to understand that it is practice.
Speaker 3: This is an opportunity for us to make those mistakes
Speaker 3: as players, right, So uh, as hard as anybody watching
Speaker 3: outside of this, you know, inside this facility to see
Speaker 3: those players and be like, oh man, this this this,
Speaker 3: you know, you start making up narratives, but ultimately one
Speaker 3: this is the very beginning of training camp. And two.
Speaker 3: You know this is practice. You know, these are your
Speaker 3: opportunities to do that. So once the season comes, you've
Speaker 3: already made those mistakes.
Speaker 1: Yeh. Credit Sauce on the interception or about that, and
Speaker 1: he's going to have a big year. But with that
Speaker 1: being said, I don't put that interception on Rogers because
Speaker 1: you know somebody wasn't in the spot.
Speaker 2: You could see that right.
Speaker 3: There was all types of different things going on, you know,
Speaker 3: so you can never really but I'm sure even Aaron's
Speaker 3: is willing to take that, you know, as a leader
Speaker 3: and say, you know, maybe I could have done something different.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's always mistakes are going to happen. Q.
Speaker 1: How important is what he's going to do for the
Speaker 1: offense keeping everything on schedule because some things, the splash
Speaker 1: plays are going to be there. He's Aaron Rodgers, so
Speaker 1: we've seen that early in camp and that's going to
Speaker 1: happen during the year. But can you talk about how
Speaker 1: important it is, whether it's dumping the ball to the
Speaker 1: backs or maybe hitting the tight hand on a hot read.
Speaker 1: Keeping everything on schedules so you're not in third.
Speaker 2: And long, so you're dictating.
Speaker 1: Because we've seen that early in camp as well, where
Speaker 1: not a lot of those highlights are going out as
Speaker 1: far as those five hour plays, but those five yard
Speaker 1: plays are important.
Speaker 3: That's absolutely And I want to take it back to
Speaker 3: another basketball reference, like Luka Doncik. They talk about the
Speaker 3: reason why he's so good is because he makes everybody
Speaker 3: else play at his speed. And I think that's the
Speaker 3: same thing with Aaron Rodgers is you have to play
Speaker 3: at Aaron Rodgers speed because he might go for quick
Speaker 3: tempo or he might slow it down, you know. And
Speaker 3: I think that's one of the things that make him
Speaker 3: so great. And so you know, the rest of the
Speaker 3: guys are obviously going to be able to stay on
Speaker 3: schedule because you have a guy that creates the schedule,
Speaker 3: you know, whereas a lot of times you're kind of
Speaker 3: just going with what the defense gives you, and Rogers
Speaker 3: just making the give the defense take what he gives them.
Speaker 1: You know, is a quick temple in camp, something that
Speaker 1: they go over in the morning or essentially that's just
Speaker 1: part of the system and maybe you have a different
Speaker 1: call each day out there.
Speaker 2: That's how does that work? That's a good question.
Speaker 3: So when we were doing it, a lot of times
Speaker 3: we would have this stuff built in, like Okay, you know,
Speaker 3: we would have periods or meetings.
Speaker 2: Where we were talking about that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: But with a guy like this that you know, he
Speaker 3: basically specializes in it, I'm wondering how they kind of
Speaker 3: get that that going. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised
Speaker 3: if every day there's a meeting about that kind of stuff,
Speaker 3: like this is what I want to get, this is
Speaker 3: what I don't work on today. You know, because you
Speaker 3: already have the scripted play, so it could be possible
Speaker 3: that you know, Aaron is looking at what the next
Speaker 3: play is so that he can say, hey, this next one,
Speaker 3: we're going to do this play quick tempo, area up.
Speaker 1: And it's great test and essentially quizzes for those guys
Speaker 1: out there, because Aaron's like, Okay, that place is completed.
Speaker 1: Now we're going quick, right, And you've seen him beat
Speaker 1: the defense or take advantage to the defense because they're thinking, well,
Speaker 1: these guys are gonna go back and huddle up and whatever.
Speaker 1: And he's numerous times here early in camp he went.
Speaker 2: To the quick out. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's not just it's not only good for the offense,
Speaker 3: it's also good for the defense and keep them on
Speaker 3: their toes, you know, because those guys are going to
Speaker 3: face quarterbacks that will also do the same thing to them.
Speaker 3: So if they can be prepared in those situations, the
Speaker 3: coaches are good, the defensive players are good.
Speaker 2: You know, this is only gonna make a team better.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: What do you make of the revamp wide receiver room?
Speaker 1: Because you got Garrett over here, he's your headliner that's
Speaker 1: tucked away. Allen Zard comes over from Green Bay six
Speaker 1: twenty seven pounds. Randall Cobbs signed an offseason. He's on
Speaker 1: the pop to start camp. McCole Harmon awfully excited to
Speaker 1: be here. Used as a gadget guy, special teams guy
Speaker 1: in Kansas City. He thinks he's gonna have more opportunities.
Speaker 1: He's got a diversified skill set. There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 1: Corey Davis talked to the media, you were out there yesterday.
Speaker 1: Maybe some uncertainty there for him in the offseason, but
Speaker 1: he is here.
Speaker 2: A young rookie. Jason Brownley made I heard about him
Speaker 2: splash Yeah, had a nice spring.
Speaker 1: What do you make of the revamped wide receiver room around.
Speaker 3: Wilson, Yeah, I mean it's a lot of talent, and
Speaker 3: while you were talking about Mikole Harmon, it brought me back.
Speaker 3: I like that he took the approach that he still
Speaker 3: wants to be able to do those gadgets because he
Speaker 3: knows he's so good at them. You know, I think, uh,
Speaker 3: I think back to when I was playing and we
Speaker 3: had a new coordinator.
Speaker 2: All I thought about was not doing those things. But
Speaker 2: you know it would have been more white.
Speaker 3: It would have been wiser to accept those things because
Speaker 3: that's what helped me become the player I was. So
Speaker 3: I like the approach he's taken. You know, he's not
Speaker 3: running away from that. He knows that that's what he's
Speaker 3: really good at. He also wants to add things and
Speaker 3: knows that if he has an opportunity, he can then
Speaker 3: showcase those skills that he has. But surrounding Garrett Wilson,
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got guys that can do all types
Speaker 3: of different things.
Speaker 2: Right, Garrett Wilson is a unicorn. You know you're not
Speaker 2: going to find another guy like him in the room.
Speaker 3: But you've got other guys that are willing, willing to
Speaker 3: put their head in the run game, willing to make
Speaker 3: the deep passes. I mean Corey Davis was one of
Speaker 3: the leaders in twenty plus yard catches last year, right,
Speaker 3: So that's a guy that's a talented receiver himself, you know.
Speaker 3: So it's a lot of talent. Randal Cobb, you're talking
Speaker 3: about a guy that's known Aaron Rodgers for a long time,
Speaker 3: knows like those two will have obviously a connection that
Speaker 3: nobody else on this team will have. You know him
Speaker 3: Lazard as well, So you know you got some talented
Speaker 3: guys around them.
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Speaker 1: I think Conkling, Yeah, could be in line for a
Speaker 1: big year. We talked about him in training camp. He's
Speaker 1: getting targeted a lot last year and then the spring
Speaker 1: as well, and he put up good numbers in year one.
Speaker 1: Now with Rogers and his his athleticism, yeah, and Rogers'
Speaker 1: success with tight ends over the years, what do you
Speaker 1: think about his opportunity?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a fan. I like I like Conkling, I
Speaker 3: like the I like his his wiggle. He's he's definitely
Speaker 3: more of a receiving tight end. You know, I wish
Speaker 3: he would have had I mean, he had a few
Speaker 3: opportunities I see, But you know, there was it was
Speaker 3: an up and down year for him. You know, there
Speaker 3: was some some some games were really splashed, some games
Speaker 3: where you know, some things didn't happen well for But
Speaker 3: I know having Aaron Rodgers is gonna completely change everything
Speaker 3: for him.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: So you got a guy that not only can catch
Speaker 3: the ball, but can run routes right, can really make linebackers.
Speaker 3: It's a tough, tough challenge for them, you know. So
Speaker 3: there's not gonna be too many guys that can stick
Speaker 3: with him. I'm excited to see what he does.
Speaker 1: How do you think the guys are responding to the
Speaker 1: cameras here? I'm here every day obviously, and I think
Speaker 1: it's just feels like, hey, that's part of the deal.
Speaker 2: These guys are here and it's so commonplace now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I think they do a good job
Speaker 3: of blending in, you know, so it's almost hard, you know,
Speaker 3: I would say myself, unless I look at the back
Speaker 3: of the shirts, it's hard to tell who's you know,
Speaker 3: not here unless you know, obviously the people that work
Speaker 3: for the Jets. Right, But you know, I talked to
Speaker 3: Quinn and he was talking about how, you know, he
Speaker 3: just wants to just be himself, right, He just wants
Speaker 3: to go out there and play football.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want to make too big of a deal
Speaker 3: about it. And I think that's important And I like
Speaker 3: that about him because he's not that guy that's going
Speaker 3: to be, you know, the headliner on hard knocks.
Speaker 2: But they will make it.
Speaker 3: If they do make it, it's because he's just making plays,
Speaker 3: not because he's saying stuff. Right, you know, he's a
Speaker 3: he's a hell of a player.
Speaker 1: How good of his situation is for the Jets with
Speaker 1: Quinn Williams because that extension take care of before the
Speaker 1: summer starts. As far as summer football, he's twenty five
Speaker 1: years old, four years into his promising career. John frankl
Speaker 1: Myer said, the other day you went to the podium
Speaker 1: and said, this guy can be the best defensive tackle
Speaker 1: on football. Yeah, you know, for years that was Aaron
Speaker 1: Donald and Chris Jones right now here talk about different situations.
Speaker 1: Chris Jones not reporting to training camp with Chiefs and
Speaker 1: they got some salary cap things that they got to
Speaker 1: work through.
Speaker 2: Just don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 1: Right now, they got a promising piece.
Speaker 2: He's here. He's happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, good on the Jets for making that happen, right,
Speaker 3: because that can be a little bit of a cloud
Speaker 3: over your head.
Speaker 2: You know, guys are like where's Quinning? All those different things.
Speaker 3: So you know, I'm happy for Quinning especially right he
Speaker 3: got exactly what he deserved. And this is a guy
Speaker 3: that you know is going to do good things for you,
Speaker 3: not only on the field, but also off the field, right,
Speaker 3: Like he's just a good guy in the community. So
Speaker 3: you know, I think the just made a right decision
Speaker 3: there and I'm excited for you know, this year. I
Speaker 3: know he's going to have even more motivation because you
Speaker 3: know he wants to prove it just right.
Speaker 1: What impresses you most about CJ.
Speaker 2: Mosely?
Speaker 1: You know, he signs here, gets a big deal, has
Speaker 1: great three quarters against the Bills, goes down, he's out
Speaker 1: for the year at COVID he's out. Yeah, and he
Speaker 1: comes back the last two years. Guy's back to being
Speaker 1: a pro bowler. But just maybe his approach or just
Speaker 1: the way he goes about his business. He's so cerebral
Speaker 1: and he's not a hey, look at me guy, so
Speaker 1: consistent in the middle. He's the quarterback of that whole defense.
Speaker 2: Right yeah, I mean, what the hell of a player? Right?
Speaker 3: So I missed two years and to come in as strong,
Speaker 3: come back as strong as he has. I mean, that
Speaker 3: guy's a beast. I was talking to Baldy actually, and
Speaker 3: Baldi was saying he he talked to CJ and just
Speaker 3: talks about how you know one thing before I say that,
Speaker 3: one thing I remember about Louke Keakley when when he
Speaker 3: used to play, was that he always knew route recognition.
Speaker 3: That's one thing that you always knew about him. Is
Speaker 3: that he could drop back and know exactly what the
Speaker 3: route was behind him and get to that spot. And
Speaker 3: Baldy was saying, that's the same thing with CJ. Is
Speaker 3: that you know he knows exactly where to go. And
Speaker 3: it's not that he knows us. It's not just that
Speaker 3: he knows the spot, he knows exactly where and how
Speaker 3: to get there in order to disrupt the pass play.
Speaker 2: So, I mean he's a smart player. He's not just
Speaker 2: physically capable.
Speaker 3: He's also a smart guy guy that can go out
Speaker 3: there and make the plays that needs to be made.
Speaker 1: The other thing about Mosley is he always comes to
Speaker 1: camp in fantastic shit.
Speaker 2: He's lost weight. Yeah, so he's playing.
Speaker 1: A long game here as far as the seventeen games
Speaker 1: and then playing beyond that. Yeah, I've never seen him
Speaker 1: in this kind of ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, he definitely looks like he's in really good shape.
Speaker 3: So it's gonna be excited to see how he kind
Speaker 3: of works with that. I mean, it's obviously going to
Speaker 3: make him more mobile, and I think he knows that
Speaker 3: he has to be able to move and he's got
Speaker 3: some big guys in front of him, but he doesn't
Speaker 3: need to be as much of a thumper, you know.
Speaker 3: So if this is what the direction that he feels
Speaker 3: he needs to go, I'm excited to see what that
Speaker 3: leads to.
Speaker 1: Do you like the training camp schedule, Jets report early
Speaker 1: with the Browns at the Hall of Fame game next week,
Speaker 1: But the joint practices from a player's perspective, is that
Speaker 1: something that you would embrace that Hey, after that Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame game against the Brons, to come back, get
Speaker 1: a day or two and then you're in Carolina for
Speaker 1: essentially a week. Yeah, face the Panthers, a couple days
Speaker 1: of practice, get a preseason game, and then you back
Speaker 1: here about a day or two, and then your former
Speaker 1: head coach Todd Bowls and the Buccaneers will be here
Speaker 1: and you get joint practices. Then you have a game
Speaker 1: with them, and then it's the one more preseason game.
Speaker 1: It's the Giants, the preseason already over.
Speaker 2: Do you like the way that sets up? Yeah?
Speaker 3: So I only had only had an opportunity to do
Speaker 3: joint practices one year, but I like the concept of
Speaker 3: the competition, and I think when you take away that
Speaker 3: extra preseason game having more joint practices, I think it
Speaker 3: kind of creates a little bit more incentive for guys
Speaker 3: to make more plays. You know, guys aren't going to
Speaker 3: get that fourth preseason game to make those plays. So
Speaker 3: if you're making them in practice consistently against other players,
Speaker 3: you know, I think that looks good for especially those
Speaker 3: young guys that need those reps.
Speaker 2: What about system wise?
Speaker 1: I mean, you played on the outside, you played obviously
Speaker 1: close to the line as well, But how much do
Speaker 1: you benefit that playing teams that you're not gonna see
Speaker 1: in the regular season, but they're gonna they're gonna be
Speaker 1: throwing different things.
Speaker 3: That yeah, exactly different looks, right, because you're gonna see
Speaker 3: the same looks relatively, you know, the same looks when
Speaker 3: you're playing you know, your your own team. So as
Speaker 3: soon as you play these other teams, you know they
Speaker 3: might be working through some things, but they're working through
Speaker 3: it in other ways.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: They might be a three to four versus four to three,
Speaker 3: whatever the case may be. They might like to play
Speaker 3: cover four instead of cover three. So you have all
Speaker 3: those different things where now you're seeing different things and
Speaker 3: you have to adjust, and that's you know, I'm assuming
Speaker 3: they also this offense is going to be in that
Speaker 3: same way where you know, you have to adjust depending
Speaker 3: on the coverage. So now you've been running this play
Speaker 3: and it's been against this coverage. Now you have to say, okay,
Speaker 3: this is a new coverage. I might need to do
Speaker 3: something else against this play.
Speaker 1: How difficult is it one against the same guy for
Speaker 1: four consecutive practices.
Speaker 2: Not every rep.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna line up against the guy every rep,
Speaker 1: but just this similar kittens or temple, I should say
Speaker 1: it starts to wear on you.
Speaker 2: Definitely.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, uh, but it's also like a
Speaker 3: chess match, right, because you only have so many plays
Speaker 3: to run. So I think at times, like I'll say,
Speaker 3: from the mind of a receiver, sometimes you might want
Speaker 3: to it's a run play, but he doesn't know it's
Speaker 3: a run play. So I might work on a certain
Speaker 3: release so that later on, I know, Okay, this one
Speaker 3: might work, you know, or maybe this won't work, you know,
Speaker 3: keep wearing on the guy, keep thinking about, Okay, how
Speaker 3: can I kind of make sure that I'm getting this
Speaker 3: rep one later on? Like it's all it's all mind
Speaker 3: games when you're out there, especially when it's not actually live, Like, Okay,
Speaker 3: I have to figure out how can I beat this guy.
Speaker 3: You know, it's because I'll say, personally, I was a
Speaker 3: guy that kind of made my bread from the ball
Speaker 3: in my hands. So you know, when it becomes ah,
Speaker 3: I have to run route. Okay, this is I love
Speaker 3: having more opportunities because it gives me more chances to
Speaker 3: try to perfect the craft.
Speaker 2: You mentioned Wilson before.
Speaker 1: Do you think he also Malie could benefit a lot
Speaker 1: from Rogers. I know, it sounds like, of course he's
Speaker 1: gonna benefit from him. And you know, this guy's played
Speaker 1: eighteen years, He's seen everything, he's accomplished everything, but just
Speaker 1: it feels a little bit different the way he's operating
Speaker 1: so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think he knows.
Speaker 3: He knows, he definitely knows that this is the one time,
Speaker 3: once in a lifetime opportunity. I mean, you saw the
Speaker 3: way saw us kind of embraced Aaron Rodgers coming here.
Speaker 2: I mean he gave him a.
Speaker 3: Whole chain, right, So I think everybody on the team,
Speaker 3: everybody in the building knows this is the once in
Speaker 3: a lifetime opportunity. You're not going to get this this
Speaker 3: situation too many times. So uh, you know, guys are
Speaker 3: guys are loving it, and you can kind of tell
Speaker 3: that you know, people are excited for this year.
Speaker 1: It's solid a perfect coach for what's happening right now,
Speaker 1: Rogers coming in, the young team, a lot of pieces.
Speaker 1: Team hasn't been in the playoffs. Organization have been the
Speaker 1: playoffs since twenty ten, but the expectations externally are, hey,
Speaker 1: you guys better prove something this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I would say so. You know, you
Speaker 3: look at coach Sala and just the way the ship
Speaker 3: has been ran, you're not really hearing too much out
Speaker 3: of this. You know, like he runs a tight ship.
Speaker 3: Everything seems like guys know exactly what they're supposed to do,
Speaker 3: and you know he but he doesn't carry himself in
Speaker 3: a way where it seems like it's like a dictatorship.
Speaker 2: Right. He still seems like he's open.
Speaker 3: To hearing what guys want to say and do, and so,
Speaker 3: you know, from everything I'm seeing and understanding, it feels
Speaker 3: like he's the right guy for this job.
Speaker 1: DC The sense of swagger from this team where it's
Speaker 1: not oh, well, you guys are ridiculous for having Super
Speaker 1: Bowl aspirations, but get a sense that they know this
Speaker 1: is a talented roster. They know they can do something specially.
Speaker 1: But with all that being said, they know none of
Speaker 1: that matters down the line unless they get into work
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, definitely, I think this is this is a
Speaker 3: year where you know, Super Bowl aspirations coming out of
Speaker 3: the Just facility are taking a serious right Like, I
Speaker 3: know in the past, I might have made a comment
Speaker 3: once or twice, and you know that people looked at
Speaker 3: us like we were silly. I think this year people
Speaker 3: are like, no, this is an opportunity. They really have
Speaker 3: a chance. And you know, I think people in the
Speaker 3: building know it as well, so you know, the swagger
Speaker 3: is is earned. You know, last year the defense was
Speaker 3: top five, top ten in the league, right, the offense
Speaker 3: had so many opportunities they were right there. So to
Speaker 3: have a guy like Aaron Rodgers that can really put
Speaker 3: you over the top, it makes sense why everybody would
Speaker 3: feel like this is the year.
Speaker 1: You enjoy it as always, we'll see out there in
Speaker 1: the field.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you you. So it's fun