Speaker 1: Hey, Robert, congratulations. Just what's your first reaction when you
Speaker 1: found out the forty nine ers were drafting you? And
Speaker 1: what are you expecting when.
Speaker 2: You come here? Thank you? Man. It was just like
Speaker 2: a breath of fresh air man, you know, just anticipation
Speaker 2: of the draft, waiting for your name and get called.
Speaker 2: I was just waiting for that to happen, and it
Speaker 2: finally happened. Breath the fresh air man.
Speaker 3: I'm just ready to get to work, Robert. How familiar
Speaker 3: are you with Chris Kaseric and what he's able to
Speaker 3: do with defensive lineman and how excited are you to
Speaker 3: work with him.
Speaker 2: I'm really excited to work with I really don't know
Speaker 2: too much of what he does, but I know he
Speaker 2: had Nick bosaid he's a dog, So I'm ready to
Speaker 2: learn everything I can, you know, take my game to
Speaker 2: the niche level.
Speaker 3: Hey, you mentioned Nick Bosa. When you look at that
Speaker 3: defensive line and the talent they're just how excited are
Speaker 3: you to work with them and learn from them?
Speaker 2: Man? I'm excited. It's crazy because forty nine Ers, they
Speaker 2: were like my favorite team growing up as a kid,
Speaker 2: and it's just like a dream coud true being able
Speaker 2: to you know, reunite it. You know a couple places
Speaker 2: you got.
Speaker 4: Robert, what kind of interactions did you have with the
Speaker 4: forty nine ers?
Speaker 3: Did you have a.
Speaker 4: Visit and did you meet with Casseric and Darryl Tapp
Speaker 4: and those guys.
Speaker 2: I spoke with the forty nine ers at the Shrine game,
Speaker 2: and I had an informal meeting with them at the combos.
Speaker 2: All of that went pretty well for me.
Speaker 3: Robert, Can you explain your history as a forty nine
Speaker 3: Ers fan? Kind of different for where you're located.
Speaker 2: Yeah, growing up, it kind of was like between the
Speaker 2: forty nine Ers and the Falcons, but it was the
Speaker 2: forty nine Ers before I liked the Facults. You know,
Speaker 2: It's crazy how it come full circle. Man. I'm just
Speaker 2: thankful for the opportunity.
Speaker 1: How would you describe your past rushing moves?
Speaker 4: Is it speed?
Speaker 1: Is it power? What are what are? What are you
Speaker 1: going to be known for? At this level?
Speaker 2: I feel like my primary moves or anything else for long,
Speaker 2: long on things off of that long Wong Bull rush,
Speaker 2: speed rush, I can also switch it up, so it's
Speaker 2: thays like that really didn't take my game to the
Speaker 2: next level.
Speaker 5: You guys had quite the defensive line of Georgia. I'm wondering,
Speaker 5: did you watch Georgia as a position group much Nick Bosa,
Speaker 5: much of the forty nine ers kind of as an
Speaker 5: example for what the strive to kind of at that
Speaker 5: next level.
Speaker 2: So we'll always grow rushed like the top pass rushers,
Speaker 2: and Nick Bosse was always one of them, so it'd
Speaker 2: be past Russ Cooks. From week to week, we'll watch
Speaker 2: sack tape, strip strip, SAT tapes, stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Your speed is fairly unique for your position.
Speaker 2: Did you grow up playing other positions?
Speaker 1: I mean, were you ever like a running back or
Speaker 1: anything like that.
Speaker 2: I played tight end in middle school, but that didn't
Speaker 2: work out too well, so it just didn't really happen
Speaker 2: happen for me.
Speaker 4: I'm just curious. Who are the guys on the forty
Speaker 4: nine ers that you followed when you were a kid?
Speaker 4: I mean, who were your your favorites on those teams? Oh?
Speaker 2: I forgot his name? What's his name? In the defensive
Speaker 2: end got in trouble, Audu smiff Audo Smith was dead.
Speaker 2: That was the guy man. I used to watch him
Speaker 2: day in and day out. I think you're a mute.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, cam Well I'll finish Matt's question. Matt's question was, all,
Speaker 1: Alden has long arms, so I'm guessing he was going
Speaker 1: to ask about how you use your arms and then uh,
Speaker 1: then I have a follow up, So.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, really just use my link to an advantage. Man,
Speaker 2: I was born with long laws. I really can't really
Speaker 2: fit no shirt comfortably. Like it's either much long, I
Speaker 2: mean my all stick at the bottom of the shirt,
Speaker 2: or it's sure to be too big. So it was like, man,
Speaker 2: you know, it's kind of crazy. It was coming up,
Speaker 2: but working out for good.
Speaker 1: Now, Okay, so you were at Georgia for what six years?
Speaker 1: And did you get pretty antsy to get out of there?
Speaker 1: But at least you got two national championships on the
Speaker 1: way out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did. I think that last year I kind
Speaker 2: of was like answer to see what the next phase
Speaker 2: of life is will be like. So it was just all,
Speaker 2: you know, taking it in and realize what the real
Speaker 2: world will be like when I leave Georgian, you know,
Speaker 2: because of college, come in the bubble, so all ready
Speaker 2: to get out of that bub when the experienced real
Speaker 2: world go ahead, Jam.
Speaker 3: Speaking about that, have you been to California much? Do
Speaker 3: you what are you expecting as the big move to
Speaker 3: the West coast.
Speaker 2: I haven't really been there much. I went there one
Speaker 2: time when I was at IMG Academy, and then one
Speaker 2: time for the Championship, so I really haven't seen much
Speaker 2: of that for all right, Thank you guys, Thanks Robert,
Speaker 2: appreciate y'all. Thank y'all.