Speaker 1: Welcome into Raven's press pass. Today we'll hear from tight
Speaker 1: ends coach George Gotzy, tight end Charlie Kohler and fellow
Speaker 1: tight end Isaiah Likely.
Speaker 2: I have asked John and todda last year too. I mean,
Speaker 2: the two younger tight ends that we're gonna talk to
Speaker 2: you today, Charlie and and Isaiah, what do you feel
Speaker 2: like they need to do? It's their earned significant snaps.
Speaker 1: And targets this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Mark's out there, so he's gonna get his
Speaker 3: reps and uh, you know he's obviously he's gonna get
Speaker 3: his targets. But Charlie and Jay, they're coming along. You know,
Speaker 3: it's another year as a pro, another year with their schedule,
Speaker 3: you know, recognizing coverage. I think our defense is doing
Speaker 3: a great job of showing us unique looks. So you know,
Speaker 3: I think every every day there's a goal to get
Speaker 3: a little bit better, and that's what their goal is
Speaker 3: right now. You know, is second your players just recognition,
Speaker 3: I would say recognition a certain looks sown versus man,
Speaker 3: depth of row distribution in the passing game, in the
Speaker 3: running game too. It's just technique and where their hat
Speaker 3: needs to be, their hands you know, it's a it's
Speaker 3: a complicated game, and especially in our job. You know,
Speaker 3: we got pass pass game responsibility and routes, protections, run
Speaker 3: game responsibility, front side, backside, where detached. So you know,
Speaker 3: we're using a lot of roles in Todd's offense. So
Speaker 3: we love it, we accept it, and you know, I
Speaker 3: think every day we're getting better.
Speaker 1: We see from Charlie in terms of in terms of
Speaker 1: his inline blocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's we've had the prads out here for you know,
Speaker 3: four days, so we've been anxious to get out here
Speaker 3: and do that. So we've gone against some good guys
Speaker 3: on the edge. You know, it's quickly getting our hands
Speaker 3: on the opponent quickly. He's got the frame, you know,
Speaker 3: the length. It's good using having that size. He's put
Speaker 3: on a lot of weight ten pounds in the off season,
Speaker 3: you know, five pounds of muscle. So he's worked hard,
Speaker 3: you know, compared to this time last year where we
Speaker 3: had a set back injury wise. So this is a big,
Speaker 3: big fall for him.
Speaker 1: George give them the setbacks of an injury.
Speaker 4: Really required particular and what he attributed as it as
Speaker 4: the tight ends group. How do you have to prepare
Speaker 4: the other tight ends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a good question because you never know. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a limited roster on game day, so everybody's learning
Speaker 3: not just their personal role for practice, but another role
Speaker 3: in case something does happen. So between Ben between you know,
Speaker 3: vocalect obviously Charlie's ay, they know the role there, uh,
Speaker 3: and then Mark's got his unique role, so that we
Speaker 3: got to be versaal at that position. That's part of
Speaker 3: the number one job of a tight end, making sure
Speaker 3: that you can fill in those spots when something happens,
Speaker 3: because it happens instantly, and we got to make that
Speaker 3: work right away.
Speaker 4: I know, obviously this Raven's offense is not gonna get
Speaker 4: with odds Ovine.
Speaker 1: Was in Georgia.
Speaker 4: But I watched the film last year. It's a lot
Speaker 4: of guys, six six players on the liners to run
Speaker 4: I running concepts that they did. You feel like that
Speaker 4: he increases the need for you guys to have or
Speaker 4: the rival line guy there at the end of the
Speaker 4: kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a mix of both. You know, it's both
Speaker 3: running pass and making sure they tie in together. So
Speaker 3: we're trying to, you know, keep keep in with that
Speaker 3: versatility word that I used earlier, so you know, first
Speaker 3: down to second down they got to look the same,
Speaker 3: and then third down is obviously more of a passing down.
Speaker 3: So it's about getting open. But yeah, we're versatile players
Speaker 3: and making sure we fit in. You know with the
Speaker 3: offense are do you.
Speaker 1: Feel like the roles and responsibilities and the tight end
Speaker 1: is pretty different in tides offense compared breaks.
Speaker 3: You know, tight end position, we get a certain there's
Speaker 3: different kind of tight ends. You know, guys that are
Speaker 3: in the backfield, guys that are in line, guys that
Speaker 3: are detached in our in our room. We got guys
Speaker 3: that can do it all. So that's that's the number
Speaker 3: one thing about Art scouting department. We've got versatile guys
Speaker 3: that can play all those different roles. Split us out,
Speaker 3: keep us in line. We'll be able to do those roles. Coach,
Speaker 3: think about this system.
Speaker 2: How beneficial do you think this new system will be
Speaker 2: for Patrick Weegard?
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you everything. Patrick's established player. You know, he's
Speaker 3: able to block people, move people, he's a good protector.
Speaker 3: His roles physicality, you know, so with every offense there's
Speaker 3: got to be that component. So you know he's demonstrated
Speaker 3: that for the past few years. I think most of
Speaker 3: the opponents will say that too, exactly.
Speaker 4: Think Oil's the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean Mark, Mark's a very productive player and uh,
Speaker 3: he wants to win and that's what our room's about.
Speaker 3: And so you know, when when things are things are
Speaker 3: not going the right way, he's a guy that's stepping up.
Speaker 3: He's always been like that since I've been here. You know,
Speaker 3: I love working with him. He's a hell of a pro.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: We both learn off of each other. It's a good relationship.
Speaker 2: When we talked to Isaiah on locker pain out there
Speaker 2: last year, he said, I know I was my own
Speaker 2: worst send me at times my rookie year with some
Speaker 2: of some of the mistakes that I can't make. And
Speaker 2: he said, you know, I'm definitely gonna come back having
Speaker 2: addressed that too. Do you feel like you've you've seen
Speaker 2: that And how do you think he went about that?
Speaker 3: Well, that attitude we love in him, you know, because
Speaker 3: he's a true pro and he's going to take responsibility
Speaker 3: for everything. But you know, being shoved into the amount of
Speaker 3: plays that he had last year as a rookie, we
Speaker 3: think he did a hell of a job. And I
Speaker 3: only see that trend going up too. So he's a
Speaker 3: very detailed person. Uh, takes good notes, ask good questions,
Speaker 3: and then he shows it out in practice. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I see, I see that trending up.
Speaker 4: Georgia. It seemed like Isaiah's best games last year where
Speaker 4: when Lamar's or the chief Mark's role was a little
Speaker 4: limited or think he was out, did you learn anything
Speaker 4: about like how to position both those guys in the
Speaker 4: passing off. That's what we taking out the dynamic together.
Speaker 3: And not have one stepping on to Yeah, there's only
Speaker 3: one ball, so we got to kind of work off
Speaker 3: each other a lot of times markets two guys maybe
Speaker 3: on them. So that's the time for us to get open.
Speaker 3: He saw it in the Pittsburgh game, you know, on
Speaker 3: a critical play at the end of the end of
Speaker 3: the half. So Isaiah knows that and when it's a
Speaker 3: one on one, uh, you know, opportunity. We got to
Speaker 3: take advantage of that. Everybody receivers tight ends running backs
Speaker 3: if we're putting that role, So I think they all
Speaker 3: understand that, you know.
Speaker 5: Is gonna be exposed with two tight ends on the
Speaker 5: fielder together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I think we're we're looking for opportunities
Speaker 3: in our room, and when we get those, gotta make
Speaker 3: it happen.
Speaker 1: A little bit about hurt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean again, same thing. Rookie coming in, learning,
Speaker 3: learning an offense that's got a lot of different avenues
Speaker 3: to it, run game, pass game, and showing up like
Speaker 3: he is. You know, we just gotta keep putting one
Speaker 3: foot in front of the other. I makes just to
Speaker 3: see him out in preseason games. We think he's gonna
Speaker 3: do well. Uh, He's definitely practicing that way, So you know,
Speaker 3: I'm impressed.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Next you'll hear from tight end Isaiah Likely.
Speaker 3: So the energy that cub Mont game has the offense,
Speaker 3: you're getting that energy on his new training camp.
Speaker 5: Oh for sure.
Speaker 6: I mean coach Monkey comes out there energy every day
Speaker 6: of practice. Whether it's a Monday or Saturday practice, it's
Speaker 6: the same every day. So, you know, just putting that
Speaker 6: in the offense and having us feed off of him,
Speaker 6: it's been amazing.
Speaker 2: When we talk to you at the end of last season, Unlock,
Speaker 2: I mean you said, I'm gonna take responsibility for not
Speaker 2: making some of the mistakes time.
Speaker 3: Made it as a rookie the undercoming.
Speaker 2: What did you do in the off season to do
Speaker 2: that to come back as a more polished for the player.
Speaker 6: I really just watch film on the little details and
Speaker 6: on the major details. Just really watch, you know, major
Speaker 6: games where I felt like I didn't play my best
Speaker 6: to help the team win, and then just stack those
Speaker 6: days every day in the off season and just really
Speaker 6: prepare and then just find my comfortability out here in
Speaker 6: OTAs and training camp? So far?
Speaker 2: Did you feel like you got the results that they want?
Speaker 6: I feel like I'm definitely improving the takeaways from really
Speaker 6: just seeing different titands with their unique skill set and
Speaker 6: how they really approach a game and different types of
Speaker 6: either route complications or really in the blocking game, and
Speaker 6: just seeing how they're coach, and then how work coach
Speaker 6: here at the Ravens by coach g and then really
Speaker 6: just implying into the game.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of playmakers on the offense right now,
Speaker 2: you guys in the off season, I mean a lot
Speaker 2: of people are gonna want the ball, lot of people
Speaker 2: whosoke the ball. When you feel like you have to
Speaker 2: show the coaches to make sure you're one of the
Speaker 2: guys out there consistently getting targeted.
Speaker 6: I felt like coach Monkin is gonna put the ball
Speaker 6: on everybody's hands that needs really in the playmaker's hands.
Speaker 6: I mean, at the end of the day, everybody on
Speaker 6: this team's really trying to win the Super Bowl. So
Speaker 6: whether I get eight targets a game or whether I
Speaker 6: get one target a game, as long as the main
Speaker 6: focal point is on this team and on this offense
Speaker 6: is winning, I'll be happy with any Really just being comfortable.
Speaker 6: I felt like as a rookie, I felt like I
Speaker 6: put a lot of weight on my shoulders, whether it
Speaker 6: was when I was starting some games where Mark wasn't there,
Speaker 6: or really just finding my role in the offense in
Speaker 6: my rookie year. So really just you know, taking it
Speaker 6: one day at a time and really just being comfortable
Speaker 6: and learning to playbook and just attacking every day.
Speaker 2: Munkins said, you know, we are looking for guys who
Speaker 2: can do someone what Josh Oliver did last year, you
Speaker 2: know some of that in black and stuff. Do you
Speaker 2: see opportunity in that?
Speaker 1: Definitely?
Speaker 6: I mean everybody, I feel like the main quote unquote
Speaker 6: knock coming into the in the league was I couldn't block.
Speaker 6: So really just keeping that as a focal point, hearing
Speaker 6: in keeping it as really initiative to every day to
Speaker 6: get better as a blocker, and seeing myself being able
Speaker 6: to put in line, split out in in the slot.
Speaker 3: That's a real film to over thea.
Speaker 2: Those are something physically that you do.
Speaker 1: Best, so center.
Speaker 6: But sure I felt I played last year to forty
Speaker 6: I'm now two forty five, so I did add some muscle,
Speaker 6: got a little bigger. So definitely, as there's been.
Speaker 4: A lot of bass supposed to offensive the cloth the
Speaker 4: tight ends not just passing fall up the front car
Speaker 4: as well. You know it's you and Mark feel at
Speaker 4: the same time and you're kind of stressed fee there.
Speaker 6: Really we want to, you know, just make defenses start
Speaker 6: having to playoff for us. If it's base personnel, you
Speaker 6: really want to have two tight ends with having me
Speaker 6: and Mark to be able to pass the game. And
Speaker 6: if they're a nickel, you really want to be able
Speaker 6: to run run the ball. So really just having them
Speaker 6: have no answer for our offense, and I really feel
Speaker 6: like that's the best play to be explosive, the defense
Speaker 6: to be I'm just.
Speaker 3: Gonna have it's not interceptions that it's kind of like
Speaker 3: you have a day like this is the trash off
Speaker 3: from them.
Speaker 1: The coaches getting after y'all.
Speaker 6: What is that. I wouldn't say it's really coaches getting
Speaker 6: after us. I mean, at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: we're all pros. It's gonna be a hard day for
Speaker 6: the offense. I mean it was starting long, so you know,
Speaker 6: as a defense, you want to be in those situations
Speaker 6: because you want your pass rush to get back there
Speaker 6: and you really want to be able to have you know,
Speaker 6: the secondary be able to just make their plays and
Speaker 6: be special. So as the offense, it was really you know,
Speaker 6: we was playing uphill today and I felt like for
Speaker 6: the first time we did it this training camp, it
Speaker 6: was it was a learning experience. I mean, you said
Speaker 6: you could say the defense one, but in my head,
Speaker 6: we don't really lose. We just learned.
Speaker 5: If you want, if.
Speaker 4: They Flowers figured it out your day.
Speaker 3: Nickname, I mean.
Speaker 6: Right now, kind of not really. We just really go
Speaker 6: off of whose voice you hear. So if we're on
Speaker 6: the same time, felt the same time, you could hear
Speaker 6: coach say big Z a little za every every now
Speaker 6: and then say that's a little funny, but it is
Speaker 6: what it is.
Speaker 2: Good season last year, big step forward is a pass ball.
Speaker 1: So as a.
Speaker 6: Hopefully turn the bit really just you know, just not
Speaker 6: forgetting the little details when I go up to the
Speaker 6: line of scrimmage and in the run game. Really just
Speaker 6: fine tune in understanding that I can do this. I'm
Speaker 6: a pro. They got me here for a reason. Really
Speaker 6: just laying my talent shine.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And last but not least, here's tight end Charlie Kohler.
Speaker 1: Charlie just said you added ten pounds, you know, a
Speaker 1: lot of muscle this offseason. Just you talk about what
Speaker 1: you wanted to accomplish this offseason.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I knew with Josh and Nick Leaven there's a
Speaker 5: lot of reps availe block and wise and stuff, and
Speaker 5: I can just play an effective role in that. Hars
Speaker 5: just getting stronger and just tried to work on that
Speaker 5: and that was a big focus. And I feel like
Speaker 5: I just job, but just want to maintain it throughout
Speaker 5: the season.
Speaker 4: So yeah, something you have a target playing lead.
Speaker 5: I'm too sixty five right now. I mean, try to
Speaker 5: keep it on. I love cheeseburger, so I gotta like
Speaker 5: keep it a little bit down. But I don't know,
Speaker 5: it's always everyone, like, especially guys in a our't naturally lose.
Speaker 5: We'll lose weight as a season go, so just try
Speaker 5: to keep as close as possible. But I feel pretty
Speaker 5: good right now. Sixty five seventy maybe, but yeah, I
Speaker 5: don't feel bad.
Speaker 2: Tonal how beneficial has been before us and.
Speaker 5: Gets sist thing under Monkey. Yeah, it's been great. He's
Speaker 5: done a good job. It's interesting always learning a new
Speaker 5: offense through terminology. But were like Monkey's got great energy.
Speaker 5: He involves every position group. Yeah, I like him a lot.
Speaker 5: It's been fun to work for what else?
Speaker 2: Just beyond getting bigger and stronger, it goes into becoming.
Speaker 5: A high level blocking tight end when you had that Yeah, well,
Speaker 5: I mean I had surgery the beginning of training camp
Speaker 5: last year, so like most of the seasons, trying to
Speaker 5: get healthy. So then actually get the off season to rehab,
Speaker 5: get my core and hips and everything back to stronger
Speaker 5: than I was. And then just like that was great
Speaker 5: with last year with Nick and Pat and Josh is
Speaker 5: like there's so much fun incricacies of like the technique
Speaker 5: of your aiming points, your pad level, how to notice
Speaker 5: fronts and blitzes so you can react faster. So just
Speaker 5: trying to learn day by day. You know, I was
Speaker 5: mostly receiving in college, like, just keep trying to learn,
Speaker 5: and but yeah, it's been George's great coach. It's been
Speaker 5: fun to work with those guys last year and then
Speaker 5: we're like the room we have this year. So just
Speaker 5: trying to learn those little things, keep getting better a
Speaker 5: little bit every day.
Speaker 1: With Josh and Nick both gone. Now do you kind
Speaker 1: of look at it as an opportunity to like, hey,
Speaker 1: if I can, if I can prove myself as a blocker,
Speaker 1: I can take some of those reps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure. Obviously you want to be like the
Speaker 5: most complete tight end possible. But you know right now,
Speaker 5: in this offense and the Lion's share the targets tight
Speaker 5: ends mark and then so just trying to do what
Speaker 5: I can to get on the field is the best way,
Speaker 5: and just try to develop the passing game in the
Speaker 5: blocking game. But like you said, right now, it's obviously
Speaker 5: there's more reps in the blocking world. So if I
Speaker 5: can keep getting better and effective with that, I think
Speaker 5: there's a lot of opportunity there.
Speaker 4: Sure, I've thind the coaches talk to you about your
Speaker 4: potential as a blocker, because I mean physically, I think
Speaker 4: you have a pretty passively experience takes a more guy.
Speaker 5: Thank thanks, thank thanks. Never been competent on my wake
Speaker 5: span before, but I appreciate it. Yeah, I mean I
Speaker 5: was I wasn't like super strong in college. I was
Speaker 5: was long along, but I played it like two fifty
Speaker 5: five to sixty In college, I just like I was
Speaker 5: a little fat. So now just trying to like really
Speaker 5: get stronger and just like trans like like I'm similar weight,
Speaker 5: I'm just a little better body compass stuff. And part
Speaker 5: of that is just like learning how to you know,
Speaker 5: eat better, training better and stuff. I mean there's a
Speaker 5: lot of long limbed and I got long arms and stuff.
Speaker 5: So definitely just trying to keep maintained. Like I feel
Speaker 5: like like this camp, I've been pretty much a sixty
Speaker 5: five the whole time. I don't I don't feel that heavy,
Speaker 5: So I feel like I can as long as I
Speaker 5: can keep adding good weight, I think definitely, that's it's
Speaker 5: an option I like to keep.
Speaker 4: To have a work when you were hitting a ser.
Speaker 5: Yeah huge, that's one of like the biggest obviously, you
Speaker 5: know it sucked, like you never want to come in
Speaker 5: and the first thing they tell you is you have surgery,
Speaker 5: like the first second week, and so try and just
Speaker 5: like focus as much as possible day by day, where
Speaker 5: even though like it feels a long way the way
Speaker 5: when you're gonna be playing, just trying to learn a
Speaker 5: little bit and like watch them and do some stuff
Speaker 5: and ask their opinion on the film, pick their brain
Speaker 5: on like different looks, like what do they think out
Speaker 5: of this three point on how do they affected like
Speaker 5: a five tech versus six tech? And just different stuff
Speaker 5: and just trying to take a little bit day by
Speaker 5: day and then just just listen and trying to ask
Speaker 5: too many questions all the time, but just really just
Speaker 5: try to pick up little bits and pieces because it's
Speaker 5: just there's so many interestingcies of like these vatsube been
Speaker 5: playing for eight, ten, twelve years, Like they're so good
Speaker 5: at these little things, like you watch Morgan and these
Speaker 5: guys do that stuff. So it's trying to win little things. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was awesome.
Speaker 2: It was awesome as you as you watched the front
Speaker 2: office go out and get a bunch of playmakers.
Speaker 1: In this off season.
Speaker 2: Obviously you talk about Mark Womson's already here a lot
Speaker 2: of guys who are gonna want the ball and deserve
Speaker 2: to get the ball. I mean, is it is there
Speaker 2: an element of wow, it's I'm not really have to
Speaker 2: show something to get the ball, or like, what did
Speaker 2: you make of all that?
Speaker 1: You know, all that.
Speaker 6: Change on.
Speaker 5: I uh, sorry, easily distracted. I really don't pay that
Speaker 5: much attention. Like I try not to shut up. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's some rough looks in the Iowa in Iowa state
Speaker 5: football world right now. But I'm sorry, I beat the question.
Speaker 2: Just you know, they bring in all those playmakers in
Speaker 2: the offseason. You, as a guy who was known as
Speaker 2: a receiver coming out of college, what are you sort
Speaker 2: of saying to yourself about what am I gonna have
Speaker 2: to do to.
Speaker 5: Get the ball? I mean that's like it's definitely like
Speaker 5: obviously you can't not notice it. But one thing, like
Speaker 5: the like having the veterans last year and like has
Speaker 5: helped me this year is just you know, what can
Speaker 5: you do today? And like me, worrying about a target
Speaker 5: share is just a total waste of time, and so
Speaker 5: just focusing on exactly what I can do today to
Speaker 5: be better, how I can help the team tomorrow, how
Speaker 5: I can help the team today. It's like I really
Speaker 5: don't think about that much. And also like they're all
Speaker 5: great too, it's like it's fun to work with, Like
Speaker 5: you know Obj. You know, they're bringing in Odell, Like
Speaker 5: everyone wants to ask how Odell is, and like he's
Speaker 5: been nothing but a great teammate. Like's it's like you
Speaker 5: always hear about these big name guys and you get
Speaker 5: to know them and they're just like they're just dudes.
Speaker 5: Like they're just they're good teammates, they're good people. They're
Speaker 5: they're funny, like they work hard, they're football guys. Like
Speaker 5: it's been fun to work with those guys. I don't
Speaker 5: think there's any way that could be a bad thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it sucks to have surgery as soon as
Speaker 1: you come into your your NFL career. How did you
Speaker 1: deal with that mentally and having to kind of you know,
Speaker 1: wait a while.
Speaker 5: Yeah, obviously there's some enough times you know, you want
Speaker 5: to play and stuff. Like I said with the same question,
Speaker 5: just like try to take a day by that, you
Speaker 5: know you guys. Actually that Klay Thompson commercial where it's
Speaker 5: like win each day, it's like one day, you know,
Speaker 5: talking about it's like that was like it's funny because
Speaker 5: commercials like hate commercials. Stream excerpt, So I can go
Speaker 5: in a lot of tangents about that, but it's actually
Speaker 5: a great commercial because like injuries, it's really interesting if
Speaker 5: you look at like my life athletes, like usually the
Speaker 5: hardest mental struggles come with the physical stuff, and so
Speaker 5: when you have the surgery or anything like that, all
Speaker 5: the athletes can test this just about like taking it
Speaker 5: one day at a time and taking it one treatment
Speaker 5: at a time and then one meal at a time,
Speaker 5: because if you look at it from the big picture,
Speaker 5: like it just seems so long and difficult. See, it's
Speaker 5: trying to stay as present where my feet are at
Speaker 5: is like the best thing I can do. And obviously
Speaker 5: there's times I'm not good at that, but that's the
Speaker 5: best thing.
Speaker 2: The heaviest offenses in the NFL history, certainly in recent
Speaker 2: years the last year the great now, but in terms
Speaker 2: of the amount of tight end and the back pass
Speaker 2: too right now you notice a lot of players ago,
Speaker 2: but you're also like off it's olidating instrums just to
Speaker 2: spread them.
Speaker 1: All out more and may a lot more. Eleven.
Speaker 2: I just think that nexts out there tight any other
Speaker 2: general where you guys are located.
Speaker 1: With that extra.
Speaker 5: Do you think we were actually like the heaviest weight
Speaker 5: wise or you mean like literally.
Speaker 1: Number of players.
Speaker 5: Oh, personnel, personnel. Oh, I was just kidding. Uh, it's
Speaker 5: definitely it's like like you said with the receiver thing,
Speaker 5: Like there's so many things in this league I've learned
Speaker 5: in one year that you just can't control. So like
Speaker 5: like Greg, like learning from Gero last year was some
Speaker 5: really great things, and learning from Monk there's some great things.
Speaker 5: Are just different. So like with a different offense. Obviously
Speaker 5: Monk is you could tell on the watching they've been lighter, personnel,
Speaker 5: more eleven and twelve, less twenty one thirteen stuff, and
Speaker 5: so like there's just just different opportunities. So just like
Speaker 5: trying to figure out ways that you can like effectively
Speaker 5: impact and help the offense. But it's just like trying
Speaker 5: to find ways to help the team, and it's definitely
Speaker 5: been different.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your dad, your dad was a coach, right, kind
Speaker 1: of football is in the veins? Right? Did he did
Speaker 1: he work you out this summer? Nope?
Speaker 5: Not me, not me, not me. No, It's it's okay.
Speaker 5: I mean I love my dad, but he just wasn't
Speaker 5: a hen even by basketball coach growing up, but never
Speaker 5: a football real.
Speaker 4: When when the Ravens fired and obviously, you know you
Speaker 4: coordinators and used tedands better in college game than you did.
Speaker 4: Did you go back and watch any of the kind
Speaker 4: of stuff that they did at George.
Speaker 5: They'll show some film. You know, they had two great
Speaker 5: that ends last year. They had Washington Bowers and yeah,
Speaker 5: then he'll show some clips aginstall stuff. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 5: they had a ton of yards. They had really interesting
Speaker 5: stuff with like the screen game. They had good vertical
Speaker 5: passing attack. You know, he it's definitely interesting. I mostly
Speaker 5: just pick up stuff that he puts in the playbook
Speaker 5: and stuff I don't have to watch any games, but yeah, cool.
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