Speaker 1: So has Tampa changed they what they do offensively since
Speaker 1: Evans and Godwin.
Speaker 2: Went down a little bit. I think their system and
Speaker 2: what they do, you know, it's a good system. I
Speaker 2: think he operates well in it with how they run
Speaker 2: the ball and how he throws it. There's some little
Speaker 2: changes because obviously those guys can do some things outside,
Speaker 2: but they're pretty consistent in what they do.
Speaker 1: Where your starting safeties is twenty four and the other
Speaker 1: is twenty two years old, and obviously they're making plays,
Speaker 1: but are there they're also making mistakes that you would
Speaker 1: expect young safeties and experienced safeties to make. And was
Speaker 1: that something that we were seeing at the end of
Speaker 1: the of the Cowboys.
Speaker 2: I mean, no one's perfect, period, but when the guys
Speaker 2: are young, and the one thing that's cool about them
Speaker 2: that you guys ask about him and then I, you know,
Speaker 2: say weekly, is that they do get better and they
Speaker 2: learn every week. And even with Tig you know, he
Speaker 2: came in midway through the season, so really he's kind
Speaker 2: of played a year now, so he is a young safety.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you say it like that, but he's played
Speaker 2: a lot of ball too. I think those guys have
Speaker 2: accelerated their growth. They care a lot, They continue to
Speaker 2: communicate well, but it's not it's not perfect, and I
Speaker 2: think a lot you know, getting a lot of young
Speaker 2: guys playing time early, even early in the season when
Speaker 2: we were kind of rotating some guys has really starting
Speaker 2: to you know, pay the dividends. And that's where you
Speaker 2: see them making plays. They're feeling more confident and that's
Speaker 2: been good.
Speaker 1: You've seen that play out over your playing career, their
Speaker 1: coaching career, where a guy, a rookie maybe plays a
Speaker 1: lot of snaps early on and then by December January,
Speaker 1: perhaps he's.
Speaker 2: I mean, should you hope it should? The main thing
Speaker 2: is they earned their They earned the snaps that they got,
Speaker 2: and they are making plays. You want to see them
Speaker 2: just they should continue to get better and ideally that's
Speaker 2: how it should be. Otherwise then you play someone else,
Speaker 2: do you expect de Sean Gibson be back in the building.
Speaker 3: Might have just even little things with this.
Speaker 2: I think it's huge. I mean, he started for us
Speaker 2: the last two years. He's a great dude. He's played
Speaker 2: a ton of ball. He's taking it with like thirty
Speaker 2: three career picks. You know, he's had a ton of
Speaker 2: success and he's a great guy, and just having him back,
Speaker 2: I think everyone was really excited to see him. I
Speaker 2: think he's excited to be here and be back and
Speaker 2: you know, feel like he didn't leave and we're just
Speaker 2: excited to have him back. See see how he feels.
Speaker 2: You know, he hasn't done a whole lot, so we'll
Speaker 2: just kind of figure it out as we go.
Speaker 1: How much girth that you've seen from Malick and Jay
Speaker 1: You're just in the season so far, in the first.
Speaker 2: Half, what was the first part? How much what from those.
Speaker 1: Two your two young safeties just in the first half
Speaker 1: of the.
Speaker 2: Season A lot. I mean, the more that we can
Speaker 2: let those guys play free and fast, then you see
Speaker 2: them show up and I think that's what you see
Speaker 2: out of Malick too. And the more they play, they're
Speaker 2: gonna play that way and they start to expect things
Speaker 2: and it's not the first time they've seen something. So
Speaker 2: the acceleration has been great.
Speaker 3: Uh, sim is he would you say, like pretty surprised,
Speaker 3: but that.
Speaker 2: He's been this good. Saw the promise of what was
Speaker 2: in his body kind of in the off season and
Speaker 2: how he gets off and stuff, and then you were
Speaker 2: hoping to see the physicality in training camp. Then you did.
Speaker 2: Then he had the injury, so it was we had
Speaker 2: the expectations and the hopes. It's just now he's done
Speaker 2: it a little bit, so we want to see him
Speaker 2: keep doing it. You know, that's the challenge for him
Speaker 2: is Okay, he've done a couple of things, but we
Speaker 2: need to see consistently and then you know, seeing the
Speaker 2: growth of how he's moved inside and been an interior
Speaker 2: guy as well in some of those pass rd situations
Speaker 2: has been really cool because you know, he hasn't played
Speaker 2: a ton of football. He's still fairly new to it,
Speaker 2: but he cares a lot and he's an explosive dude
Speaker 2: that plays physical and loves ball. So it's been good
Speaker 2: so far because you know, his background and being laid
Speaker 2: to football are the things.
Speaker 3: I mean, could you say he's still raw or in
Speaker 3: some ways or is there more potential?
Speaker 2: Just yeah, I think so, of course, especially since he
Speaker 2: never really worked, you know, inside and how he picks
Speaker 2: stuff up quick. But Casera, you know, coaches him hard
Speaker 2: and he's he likes that. Most of our guys do
Speaker 2: that they're receptive to it, and those are the guys
Speaker 2: that can accel it when they take all the coaching
Speaker 2: and then they apply it. That's something that he's done
Speaker 2: a good job with and that he can handle is
Speaker 2: when he gets coached, he applies it and then plays fast.
Speaker 2: He's a smart guy, so he's picked it up quick.
Speaker 2: That's what's a good thing about it. It makes sense
Speaker 2: to him.
Speaker 3: The defensive tackle at the trade dead, like, what do
Speaker 3: you like about Khalil and kind of where do you
Speaker 3: see him fitting.
Speaker 2: In in that group? Yeah, where he fits in, we'll see.
Speaker 2: We still want to see, you know, some more. I
Speaker 2: think he's just had the one, you know, shorter practice
Speaker 2: yesterday without pads. So the cool thing is he's explosive guy,
Speaker 2: he's twitched up, he's been in our system, and he's
Speaker 2: had production. So we'll just kind of go from there
Speaker 2: and figure out how he fits. It's always good to
Speaker 2: add depth to a position like that of a good player.
Speaker 3: Anything that you've noticed in terms of how teams approach
Speaker 3: a buy that allows for the team to be pretty
Speaker 3: successful after the buy other than the fact that the
Speaker 3: teams are pretty good. But what do you think about
Speaker 3: the way you guys handle a buy?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's anything extraordinarily different, I think,
Speaker 2: you know, he just stays consistent in how he talks
Speaker 2: to the players and talks to the coaches. I think
Speaker 2: he's just really consistent. And you know, the main thing
Speaker 2: with Kyle is it's, you know, continuing to coach and
Speaker 2: continue to get better, and it's staying on it every day.
Speaker 2: And some people can get in a lull, and I
Speaker 2: don't think we ever allow that to happen here. And
Speaker 2: if you never think too far ahead, you don't look
Speaker 2: back too far to think negatively either. It's just what's
Speaker 2: happening right now, and how can we get better? And
Speaker 2: you know, this day, this practice, you know, and what
Speaker 2: is it going to take to win this game? And
Speaker 2: I don't think it's any magic potion other than you
Speaker 2: get a buy and you rest up. And I think
Speaker 2: a lot of that goes to our players and how
Speaker 2: they handle buys too, because they usually use that the
Speaker 2: right way. If guys use it the right way, you
Speaker 2: should come back feeling pretty good.
Speaker 3: Move on to coaches to get away from each other
Speaker 3: for a couple of days.
Speaker 2: Did you do that too, Oh yeah, No, he's good
Speaker 2: about that. Yes, I did spend time with the family.
Speaker 2: It was nice.
Speaker 1: How much stress can a guy like Christian Mcafforthing on
Speaker 1: the Hill put on a defense?
Speaker 2: You're planning again Christian, he's yeah. I remember going up
Speaker 2: against him a few times before he came here. He's
Speaker 2: just he's a tough matchup problem. I mean in the
Speaker 2: past game. But he's also just an awesome runner. He
Speaker 2: is great vision. He's not some guy that you think
Speaker 2: is smaller, they won't hit it inside. He's got great vision.
Speaker 2: Obviously his ability to cut and run and break tackles,
Speaker 2: but he's he's also really tough. But the obvious one
Speaker 2: is how he can do so many different things in
Speaker 2: the past game.
Speaker 1: I think they have three backs that are all pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, are there any trends and how they utilize the.
Speaker 1: Three of them?
Speaker 2: I think for them, they're all so versatile, and I
Speaker 2: just love the mindset of how they play. And I
Speaker 2: think a lot of it kind of matriculates off of
Speaker 2: how tough and competitive Baker is, And you know, I
Speaker 2: think that that just PERMEI through the whole team. Just
Speaker 2: a competitive group. Those guys all run with energy, they
Speaker 2: can cut it anywhere. They play tough, even though they're
Speaker 2: not huge guys. I think they will play big, you know,
Speaker 2: in the finish, whether it's breaking tackles or dipping the
Speaker 2: shoulder when they need to, which is kind of like
Speaker 2: how Baker plays. You know, if it's third down or something,
Speaker 2: he will dip a shoulder on you. And I think
Speaker 2: that's the cool thing that we respect about this team
Speaker 2: is they're just competitive, tough guys, Like regardless of you know,
Speaker 2: the noise of the two really good receivers they don't have.
Speaker 2: It's a competitive group and you saw it last week
Speaker 2: and you continue to see it. Thanks right after first