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Speaker 1: The end, But they did they did any good.

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Speaker 2: They played it, I think a little better than maybe

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Speaker 3: You started out with Karen chatting with Tyler's good play.

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Speaker 1: Now that's right. What did you.

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Speaker 4: See from your outfit in the first game. There wasn't

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Speaker 2: Say the run game, they did everything that was expected

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Speaker 2: all them to do, which I think allowed us to

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Speaker 2: get some good runs. They were physical, they were clocked

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Speaker 2: you know, the opportunities we had, we took advantage of

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Speaker 1: Understand that each game is always going to be a

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Speaker 2: But for the opportunities they had, I thought they did

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Speaker 1: I have you seen the unit grow.

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Speaker 5: Each and every day.

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Speaker 2: picking one thing, you know each day that like to

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Speaker 1: You know, what you're fundamental is your route running, whatever

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Speaker 2: And I think collectively as a group, I mean, the

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Speaker 2: They push each other, they're competitive with each other, helps

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Speaker 2: I feel like that's you gotta be something that we

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Speaker 1: Shot at him deep it wasn't completed.

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Speaker 2: Do you use the terminology like love of the game route.

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Speaker 2: Like I've heard that before. It's like, you're probably not

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Speaker 2: Somebody else and everyone usually as it evens out through

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Speaker 1: For somebody else to work underneath. But yeah, he's a

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Speaker 4: Do you anticipate teams paying more attention to him?

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Speaker 2: What did you like from his kind of first game

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Speaker 2: Shows some things that were positive and he'll be certainly

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Speaker 9: Is that something where like he might be getting open

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Speaker 1: Up maybe that weren't We didn't think they were going

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Speaker 2: Up quite as much, or vice versa. So you know, again,

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Speaker 2: he's a guy that like we definitely want to continue

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Speaker 1: Can you separate? And he is showing that he can

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Speaker 3: Daring had training camp that looked like Drick May was

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Speaker 2: They'll be doing that with Jakobe and I know yesterday

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Speaker 1: They did that last week. I think they'll always end that.

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Speaker 2: I think that's an important part of just developing that chemistry,

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Speaker 5: Where's he at now in your well.

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Speaker 1: And so I think he's on schedule, you know, in

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Speaker 2: Obviously, he's got to continue to earn those opportunities and

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Speaker 2: Sorry, yeah, so he you know again kind of you

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Speaker 1: And so uh that that made him inactive this particular game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you should as a receiver, you should

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Speaker 1: Catches they get, the better off there are going to be.

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Speaker 2: Say it's it's going to be a competitive room every week,

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Speaker 2: it will definitely be competitive every week, and that might

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Speaker 1: They'll helps us win each week.

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 3: What made him worthy of that distinction in your eyes?

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Speaker 5: Asked him to play left after some injuries. But you know,

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Speaker 1: There's a lot of a lot of pressure on the Kobe.

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Speaker 10: Was it more mental communication errors as opposed to like

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Speaker 11: There's a number of reasons why quarterbacks get you know, pressured.

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Speaker 5: So I asked to Alex this just before.

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Speaker 11: Were you surprised at all how well you guys played

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Speaker 5: Like I said, there's more there's more focused emphasis on

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Speaker 10: So there are some free runners, like from the second

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Speaker 11: Definitely never want free runners. So when those things happen,

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Speaker 12: Coach, could you speak to the learning curve for Brookies

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Speaker 5: You know, there's a lot to learn. There's a lot

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Speaker 11: Each team presents different challenges and.

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Speaker 11: You gotta be aware of what these guys do, their patterns,

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Speaker 9: You find the best five on the offensive line? Are

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Speaker 11: I love David Andrews. He's a he's a special player,

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Speaker 1: Coach.

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Speaker 1: To be a ground you know, have you kind of

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Speaker 5: You know, like I said, it's uh, you know, you

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Speaker 7: David Andrews, how beneficial is it to have a guy

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Speaker 11: I think having someone with experience, who's got poise, who's

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Speaker 12: Coach, the wide zone scheme seems like really fundamental part

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Speaker 5: And how have you seen him grow in develop game?

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Speaker 11: The course with itself, Layden's been the same person every

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Speaker 11: it's a difficult position to play, difficult sports play as

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Speaker 6: Coach, what kind of I know, you don't how many

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Speaker 11: he's been around the league. He's I know, he's had

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Speaker 11: some highs and lows in his in his career. But

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Speaker 11: what what I really impresses me the most is his

448
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Speaker 11: approach and his professionalism.

449
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Speaker 5: He works at everything, so he.

450
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Speaker 11: He truly tries to do exactly what we want and

451
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Speaker 11: it's showing up big time for him.

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Speaker 7: I'm curious, Scott, when it comes to the Seahawks defense,

453
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Speaker 7: in their pass rush in particular, how.

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Speaker 5: Would you describe what they do? Well, Well, they're they're

455
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Speaker 5: a talented bunch.

456
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Speaker 11: I mean they have you know, they're loaded with talent,

457
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Speaker 11: and they have a good scheme. You know, the scheme

458
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Speaker 11: they bring from Baltimore. It's always challenging. We you know,

459
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Speaker 11: I was around that every year when we played the Ravens.

460
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Speaker 11: So you've got you've got a couple of things to

461
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Speaker 11: worry about. You've got the big you know, the really

462
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Speaker 11: quality rushers that they bring in the front, and then

463
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Speaker 11: have the scheme to you know, to understand and master

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Speaker 11: as well.

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Speaker 5: So it's it's a it's a big challenge for our

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Speaker 5: you know, the scheme party question.

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Speaker 7: Grod said yesterday that they will do a lot of

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Speaker 7: things that are sort of similar to what the Patriots

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Speaker 7: defense does. Does having seen the Patriots defense in training

470
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Speaker 7: camp and maybe some of the different looks, you.

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Speaker 5: Know, you're not sure who's who's rushing, who's not, who's

472
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Speaker 5: dropping in the coverage? Does that help for a week

473
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Speaker 5: like this for you guys, it does help. It helps

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Speaker 5: you understand.

475
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Speaker 11: But I wouldn't I wouldn't say that they're exactly the

476
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Speaker 11: same or anything, but there's always going to be some

477
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Speaker 11: parallels and similarities.

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Speaker 5: The way the way people pressure, the way people stunt, some.

479
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Speaker 11: Of the alignments in the formation, you know, some of

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Speaker 11: the ways that they will get after the quarterback or

481
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Speaker 11: are similar. But I think for us it's like you

482
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Speaker 11: gotta as you go through, as you build continuity and

483
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Speaker 11: you start to see all these different patterns.

484
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Speaker 5: You see these things come up around the league.

485
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Speaker 11: So I think for our guys, just the more they see,

486
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Speaker 11: the more exposure they get, the more they learn, you

487
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Speaker 11: can kind of hopefully you grow from those of those

488
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Speaker 11: things each time.

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Speaker 7: I know Alix obviously is in charge of play calling,

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Speaker 7: but what role on game day?

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Speaker 1: Do you have any feedback about what you're trying to accomplish,

492
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Speaker 1: what's working, what's not.

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Speaker 5: Can you just take us inside that process? Yeah, I

494
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Speaker 5: mean during it's open communication the whole game.

495
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Speaker 11: We're always looking, you know, if you see something, say something,

496
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Speaker 11: communicating on the run game, talking about protection and breakdowns

497
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Speaker 11: where they exist, and just kind of looking at the

498
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Speaker 11: the holistic approach to the offense.

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Speaker 5: So definitely open mindes of communication.

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Speaker 6: How was he receptive exam I'm sure, like, what's the

501
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Speaker 6: feedback from him once you share what you've seen?

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Speaker 5: He's great, awesome, thanks.

503
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Speaker 13: And a lot of fun doing it. And he's really

504
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Speaker 13: not limited into what he can do. He can catch,

505
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Speaker 13: you can block, make guys miss, run through guys, run

506
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Speaker 13: around guys.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

508
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Speaker 13: Yeah, And so I've always been I'm coming from a

509
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Speaker 13: system last year with Breece where we had to balance

510
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Speaker 13: him coming off the a c l uh.

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Speaker 8: And one thing that.

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Speaker 13: I really look at is getting a wasted plays off,

513
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Speaker 13: especially the running backs just because they got a heavy workload.

514
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Speaker 8: But it was game one.

515
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Speaker 13: We went in there with one thing on our mind.

516
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Speaker 13: Andre knew the deal.

517
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Speaker 8: Uh. We let him roll and he did his job.

518
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Speaker 13: But that that was kind of a the mindset going

519
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Speaker 13: in there. The hot hands gonna roll, and you know,

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Speaker 13: he owned up to that role.

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Speaker 4: But I think heard from the laund.

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Speaker 13: No, I think I honestly, he's just one of those

523
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Speaker 13: guys that he wants to work.

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Speaker 8: He knows he needs to work, and he shows up

525
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Speaker 8: and works.

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Speaker 13: Uh So I'm not surprised he said that, but uh,

527
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Speaker 13: he'd ge have to prove that one to me.

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Speaker 4: You know, you know him coming to you guys and

529
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Speaker 4: saying he wanted to downhill you guys, and what he.

530
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Speaker 13: Saw and allow you to do that, well, w one,

531
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Speaker 13: it shows you his mindset. That was at the end

532
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Speaker 13: of the game we were running some wide zone stuff. He said, Hey, coach,

533
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Speaker 13: I wanna get downhill. Uh So that that's really just

534
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Speaker 13: his mindset. And then I'm gonna like, look, they're the

535
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Speaker 13: ones out there playing the game. They have the feel

536
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Speaker 13: for everything going on. If the big boy want to

537
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Speaker 13: get downhill, then let's get downhill. Uh which was nice

538
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Speaker 13: cause we finished the game, uh with four runs straight downhill,

539
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Speaker 13: two first downs.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it was it was one eighteen. I think. Yeah,

541
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Speaker 8: Well technically that's PFF. Now I don't me personally. I

542
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Speaker 8: ain't gonna sit.

543
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Speaker 13: I was telling my guys today because there's a run,

544
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Speaker 13: if you even get nicked, they're gonna give you yards

545
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Speaker 13: after contact. So I'm not going to go through and

546
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Speaker 13: count it all up. But I know it was a lot.

547
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Speaker 13: He made a lot of guys miss. So that's kind

548
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Speaker 13: of one of those stats that can be a little

549
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Speaker 13: bit deceiving because I think ag had twenty yards on

550
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Speaker 13: and he had seventeen yards rushing, but he had twenty

551
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Speaker 13: yards after contact, you know what I mean. So I

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Speaker 13: go by miss tackles, so I think we had he

553
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Speaker 13: had fourteen. Yeah, I died, Yeah it was Yeah for

554
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Speaker 13: the room.

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Speaker 8: It was fourteen for the room.

556
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Speaker 13: So that's just that I look at which that that's impressive.

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Speaker 8: Taylor, when you're boundering his workload during the week.

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Speaker 7: I mean, what tools or information does the performance staff

559
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Speaker 7: give you to say, okay, at this percent and how

560
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Speaker 7: you can.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, they keep track of all the yardage like high

562
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Speaker 13: speed yardage and all that and we have meetings where

563
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Speaker 13: they'll give us feedback. But again, we got three backs

564
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Speaker 13: that can play, so you know during the week that

565
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Speaker 13: practice doing a good job of rolling guys out so

566
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Speaker 13: you ain't getting wasteed place.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 13: And again it will all bounce itself out as we

569
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Speaker 13: go through the year. Like I said, Game one, we

570
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Speaker 13: wanted to make a statement. I know, Mandre wanted to

571
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Speaker 13: make a statement. So he was out there toting the rock.

572
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Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, yeap.

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Speaker 1: Work condition You know.

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Speaker 13: It was funny yesterday, like I told him, Hey, you're

575
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Speaker 13: gonna have less reps this practice, and we switched offense defense.

576
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Speaker 13: But we had a period where we went offense to

577
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Speaker 13: offense and the number one offense is going out there

578
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Speaker 13: and Dre's running gassers at the other end of the field.

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Speaker 8: I'm like, what are we doing? Man?

580
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Speaker 13: But he again, he knows his body, he knows his conditioning,

581
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Speaker 13: he knows what he needs to do. He's a vet

582
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Speaker 13: inous league, so apparently he does extra conditioning on the side.

583
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Speaker 1: But what is it.

584
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Speaker 4: How important is it to get him even though he's

585
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Speaker 4: not fully taking advantage and letting.

586
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Speaker 1: Him kind of fresh.

587
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Speaker 13: You know, obviously that's important because it's a long season,

588
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Speaker 13: especially for the running backs. I mean, you're you're taking

589
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Speaker 13: he had twenty five carriers. That's twenty five times you're

590
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Speaker 13: getting hit, you know. So it obviously the rest stuff's important,

591
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Speaker 13: but again he needs to get the reps during practice

592
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Speaker 13: so he can get a feel for some of the

593
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Speaker 13: run game stuff. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I like I

594
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Speaker 13: remember him coming out of Oklahoma. I think that year

595
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Speaker 13: there was three guys I really wanted and he was

596
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Speaker 13: one of those guys.

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Speaker 8: Uh.

598
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Speaker 13: And again he's the kind of guy he look, he

599
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Speaker 13: just wants to work.

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Speaker 8: He wants to win.

601
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Speaker 13: He doesn't care what other people think of him. But

602
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Speaker 13: when you when you got the ability he has and

603
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Speaker 13: you go out there and make plays, you know, that's

604
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Speaker 13: when people start to notice. So again, motivation for him.

605
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Speaker 13: We all know how good.

606
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Speaker 8: He can be. Uh, he's put it on the field.

607
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Speaker 13: Now you got to go out there and put it,

608
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Speaker 13: put it out week after week and go earn the respect.

609
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Speaker 13: When they drafted him, well we had that, We drafted

610
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Speaker 13: Michael Carter before that. But yeah, I was, I was

611
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Speaker 13: happy for him, man, I was.

612
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Speaker 5: It seems like significant.

613
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Speaker 13: Well I'll say this, they got a tough defense. Those

614
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Speaker 13: guys fly around especially the secondary guys. So my message

615
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Speaker 13: to the running backs, they go.

616
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Speaker 8: Out there, fight fire with fire, match.

617
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Speaker 13: Their intensity and then add some so it'll be a

618
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Speaker 13: good game. It will be a fun game, the kind

619
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Speaker 13: of game that our backs like, you know, again, a

620
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Speaker 13: tough defense. They fly around. It looks like they're having

621
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Speaker 13: fun in their new scheme on film. So shoot, go

622
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Speaker 13: fight fire with fire.

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Speaker 10: In terms of past protectionitz pick up because obviously it's

624
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Speaker 10: one of the things McDonald likes to do.

625
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Speaker 8: Is Yeah.

626
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Speaker 13: Look, I'll say there's none of our backs in our

627
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Speaker 13: room are scared in protection. But you're right, they got

628
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Speaker 13: a lot of eye candy. They'll bluff you one way,

629
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Speaker 13: send something the other way.

630
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Speaker 8: Uh.

631
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Speaker 13: Been watching a lot of Baltimore film because he's coming

632
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Speaker 13: from there.

633
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Speaker 8: So uh, you know they got Roqwan Smith and Patrick Queen.

634
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Speaker 5: Uh.

635
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Speaker 13: And but it's good because that Seattle's trying to do

636
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Speaker 13: the same stuff they do.

637
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Speaker 8: Uh.

638
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Speaker 13: We just got to bring our big boy pads this week,

639
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Speaker 13: uh and show up in protection. If we know what

640
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Speaker 13: to do, they'll show up for.

641
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Speaker 7: You guys to be able to in the office to

642
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Speaker 7: put something on film to see this is what we

643
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Speaker 7: can do, guys.

644
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Speaker 5: If we do this, this, and this.

645
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Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean it was a big confidence booster, especially

646
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Speaker 13: when you preach all off season, Hey, we're gonna run

647
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Speaker 13: the ball. We're gonna be good at running the football.

648
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Speaker 13: So it's nice to go out there week one and

649
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Speaker 13: put up where we put up one seventy one seventy

650
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Speaker 13: Russian So obviously that feels good. But again it's one

651
00:27:03,160 --> 00:27:05,960
Speaker 13: game and clear on to the next one. This league,

652
00:27:05,960 --> 00:27:07,960
Speaker 13: you gotta go out there and prove it weekend, week out.

653
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Speaker 7: How about Andre, he talked about, you know, running outside,

654
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Speaker 7: then he said give me the ball, you know.

655
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Speaker 13: Yeah, he wanted to get downhill and I don't blame him,

656
00:27:15,320 --> 00:27:17,840
Speaker 13: and obviously that was the right call. But again that's

657
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Speaker 13: kind of the next step for him in terms of

658
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Speaker 13: you know, going there telling the coach what you're seeing,

659
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Speaker 13: what do you want right now, especially with the game

660
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Speaker 13: on the line.

661
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Speaker 8: So I'm glad he did it.

662
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Speaker 13: Uh, And obviously you know he had a feel for

663
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Speaker 13: something out there.

664
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Speaker 1: So quiet.

665
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Speaker 5: What's it been like to get to know him?

666
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Speaker 13: Yeah, well he's quiet, but in the meaning room he ain't.

667
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Speaker 8: He's not so much.

668
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Speaker 13: But again part of him just growing up and and

669
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Speaker 13: owning the role of being one of those leaders.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 13: Not everyone's a vocal leader. Some guys are leaders by example,

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Speaker 13: but he's starting to find that voice and I think

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Speaker 13: this this year is a big year for him, growing

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Speaker 13: not just production wise on the field, but as a

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Speaker 13: man and as a leader in the locker room.

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Speaker 1: About David Andrews and what you've learned.

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Speaker 13: About him, man, I love DA first of all, respect

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Speaker 13: anyone that can play as long as he hasn't in

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Speaker 13: his career, but just the detail. You know, he's one

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Speaker 13: of those guys. He's a communicator. He'll come to me

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Speaker 13: tell me some stuff that he's seeing. Huge for the

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Speaker 13: whole offense. You know, obviously one of our captains. But

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Speaker 13: anytime you got someone that's been through the fire and

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Speaker 13: been successful giving you knowledge, you should listen. So I

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Speaker 13: learned a lot from DA, you know, on a weekly basis.

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Speaker 5: Awesome, Thank you,