Speaker 1: First, when you watch the Week two Giants game rules,
Speaker 1: saw the second half and Martin Dale dialed up all
Speaker 1: those exotics. You watch that film, you pretty much knew
Speaker 1: you were getting the same thing. What did you what
Speaker 1: did you communicate to Brendel on the short week about
Speaker 1: all the different exotic looks that you were probably going
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 2: Well, we looked at all of them leading up to
Speaker 2: as money and as we could, and we can only
Speaker 2: practice so many of them. With the short week. We
Speaker 2: get as many repsent as we can and walk through
Speaker 2: setting with the short week.
Speaker 3: That's all you can do.
Speaker 2: Just keep going through it, review what they showed, know
Speaker 2: they're going to show different things. Make sure he understood
Speaker 2: and seeing things right and h and he did. For
Speaker 2: the most part, we did a good job. What challenging
Speaker 2: is that one so the teams blitzing as much as
Speaker 2: they are in terms of you know, everyone has to
Speaker 2: be other piece of cues for repeatedly over and over.
Speaker 1: I mean they do anyway obviously, but in that situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's always challenging. They do a good job of
Speaker 2: making sure that they test all your rules and make
Speaker 2: sure your rules are sound, make sure your guys are
Speaker 2: on point and they did. They test us, and obviously
Speaker 2: there's always going to be one or two where you
Speaker 2: miss and uh, but for the most part, the guys
Speaker 2: is a good job. The guy puts the pressure on
Speaker 2: a lot of times there weren't enough blockers and so
Speaker 2: it puts pressure on brock and and and receiving Quarterbible
Speaker 2: to answer by getting rid of the ball in certain
Speaker 2: certain instances and uh and be able to make plays,
Speaker 2: which we were able to do just enough. From that
Speaker 2: last week to this week, a team that doesn't blinter
Speaker 2: police was at the lowest rate in the league. Different
Speaker 2: is yeah, it's just it's a whole different game. It's
Speaker 2: just and that's the challenge week to week. Whether it
Speaker 2: be the personnel that you're facing, whether it be the
Speaker 2: scheme that you're facing, there's a challenge every week.
Speaker 3: And that's the cool part about the season.
Speaker 2: That's the thing I love about the season is that
Speaker 2: you know you can only do so much against your defense.
Speaker 2: So once you start going against these guys every week,
Speaker 2: the challenge is how to get guys prepped to play
Speaker 2: their individual one on one battles, schematic battles. Then what
Speaker 2: the game planet you've implemented throughout the week too. How
Speaker 2: they apply that to those players and to those schemes.
Speaker 2: It's a challenge every week, and it's really it's really
Speaker 2: a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: The Eagles defenses, it's what the Phia has been running.
Speaker 3: The last Cardinals defense.
Speaker 2: Yes, the Cardinals defense is uh is some more from
Speaker 2: us from a base standpoint, And then there's part of it.
Speaker 3: The hard thing was this week is how far.
Speaker 2: Down the rabbit hole do you go of looking at
Speaker 2: Eagles film and how much you look at Arizona film.
Speaker 2: Obviously no same guys, same same defense. Were they in
Speaker 2: their progression? Do they put a lot more in this week?
Speaker 2: Do they leave it where it is? I mean, it's
Speaker 2: just you don't know, but you're ready for everything. The
Speaker 2: key thing is, it's it's so often you've heard I
Speaker 2: think probably Kyle talked before about it. We oftentimes get
Speaker 2: a lot of unscouted looks, looks that you don't prepare for.
Speaker 2: So you're always building upon it. You're always telling guys, hey, look,
Speaker 2: you know, just because we've prepped you for this this
Speaker 2: week doesn't mean that, hey, you might not see this,
Speaker 2: this or that as the week goes through. So so
Speaker 2: you you have to go a little bit down that
Speaker 2: that rabbit hole and the RECTI. You just have to say,
Speaker 2: you know, we've got to just be prepared. Everything they've done,
Speaker 2: we've seen at some point, just how much will we
Speaker 2: have prepped for easy?
Speaker 3: Just this week once Colts just continued to grind away.
Speaker 2: You know we were the first week obviously we left
Speaker 2: him alone a lot of times with with with what
Speaker 2: and he had his ups and downs with him Obviously
Speaker 2: it was a ballot. TJ had had some sess on us,
Speaker 2: and but we're able to get the win and able
Speaker 2: to come through it. Colt in the next two weeks,
Speaker 2: it's just you know, stayed the course. He hasn't, you know,
Speaker 2: didn't didn't throw them off. Whatever happened week one and
Speaker 2: week two and week three. Just can you continue to
Speaker 2: work on the things that need to get better.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that we've.
Speaker 2: Always talked about with Colton, right his his mentality, his demeanor,
Speaker 2: How one bad play doesn't lead to three bad plays,
Speaker 2: How it doesn't let things pile up on him. And
Speaker 2: now even more so that he's the starter and playing
Speaker 2: every week, I think that that's Hey, you're going to
Speaker 2: have a bad play every now and then. Now you've
Speaker 2: got to come off of that, play correct it and
Speaker 2: make better and he has done that.
Speaker 3: But again it's a whole new week.
Speaker 4: We'll see the Cardinals grabbed a couple of your young
Speaker 4: offensive linemen right around cut Down Bay last month. How
Speaker 4: frustrating is that for you to have a you know,
Speaker 4: a young player that you had started to develop, you
Speaker 4: had probably plans for to have him kind of get swiped.
Speaker 1: By the team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a you know, in a lot of ways,
Speaker 2: it's a compliment. You mean, it means that they played
Speaker 2: well in the preseason, you just didn't have a place
Speaker 2: on your roster form and other people, you know, covet
Speaker 2: them and want and want them. It is you know,
Speaker 2: you have a chance to develop some guys. Uh, we'd
Speaker 2: had a little bit longer than than ILM. But both
Speaker 2: those guys did really well force in training camp and
Speaker 2: it's tough to lose them. But's that's the Nation Football League.
Speaker 2: It's there's opportunities for guys somewhere else and morning anything else.
Speaker 2: I'm happy for the guys if they have an opportunity
Speaker 2: to go somewhere else, get on a fifty three, make
Speaker 2: some money, not be on a practice squad. That's that's
Speaker 2: good for them, and I'm happy for them.
Speaker 4: As far as your own young guys, me Roy Watson,
Speaker 4: I mean, imagine he's going up against Osa a lot
Speaker 4: in practice.
Speaker 1: You do you see the benefit of that.
Speaker 4: I mean you've seen him take Striveesta.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's they're small because they don't you know.
Speaker 2: The thing is they get you know, really two good
Speaker 2: practice days Wednesday and Thursday. Friday's more of a walkthrough
Speaker 2: than Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. They don't do a lot,
Speaker 2: whereas the other guy's playing a game on Sunday, and
Speaker 2: and so there is that that that that it's it's
Speaker 2: hard to progress in these times.
Speaker 3: But we do work with them.
Speaker 2: We work with them individually after practice, we work with
Speaker 2: them over the weekend a little bit. They get a
Speaker 2: little workout in prior to the game with with some
Speaker 2: time for the coat with the coaches. So there's a
Speaker 2: little bit of time that we're able to get some
Speaker 2: work done with them, and there is there is progression,
Speaker 2: but it's slow and it isn't without playing the games.
Speaker 2: The games are what they miss and that's where preseason
Speaker 2: games have huge value for those guys when it gets
Speaker 2: back to camp next year, and and so this time
Speaker 2: is valuable. They've got to make the most of it.
Speaker 2: It's just in a practice setting, it's it's hard to
Speaker 2: get huge jumps, the little tiny steps.
Speaker 1: What's a veteran like Feliciano added to your room? And see,
Speaker 1: you know he helped some of the younger interior players along.
Speaker 3: So far, one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: He does a great job working not only with the
Speaker 2: younger players and just giving a veteran presence and leadership
Speaker 2: from that standpoint, he also does a great job working
Speaker 2: with Jake and having played the position and working with
Speaker 2: the other interior guys that you know, uh, with with
Speaker 2: Spencer and with and with Banks, you know, just together
Speaker 2: talking talking about you know what he's done when he's
Speaker 2: played certain players. I mean last week he was a
Speaker 2: big help for us against the Giants, understanding because he's
Speaker 2: been there last year or two, so he knew those
Speaker 2: guys and and so he's just been a help all
Speaker 2: around from an experience standpoint, from a helping young guys,
Speaker 2: working with the veterans, uh, just communicating and learning our system,
Speaker 2: doing everything that he needs to be a part of
Speaker 2: this team. He just blended in really well, and it's
Speaker 2: and it's just a we all work together to get
Speaker 2: this thing accomplished, and he's become a big part of that.
Speaker 1: Rock a couple of fobal exchanges.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, both times it was it was a miscommunication on
Speaker 2: the snap count. Uh, somebody either snapped the ball earlier,
Speaker 2: the quarterback wasn't expecting the ball something that was just
Speaker 2: a miscommunication on when the ball was going to be snapped.
Speaker 1: It's the game, last three games, nothing to scoff at,
Speaker 1: but obviously Rock missed a few. There's huge potential for more.
Speaker 1: Is that leave you excited for what the potential could be?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I always does you hope you know it's the same thing.
Speaker 2: You see plays that are available both run, run and pass.
Speaker 3: There's huge run.
Speaker 2: There's been some run opportunities that we've missed over these
Speaker 2: few weeks that that we've just been off on some
Speaker 2: combination blocks and things. As you could, everybody can see
Speaker 2: the you know, the wide open paths that that that
Speaker 2: might be mister or overthrown and who knows why that is,
Speaker 2: whether it's receiver, the quarterback, the line, the protection, one
Speaker 2: hundred different reasons for it, but it does lead to hope.
Speaker 2: You say, yeah, man, well we hit a couple of these,
Speaker 2: You're not gonna hit them all. But but if you
Speaker 2: hit one or two more, well, what happens you hit
Speaker 2: one or two of these runs?
Speaker 3: What happens? You know, So there's always room for improvement.
Speaker 3: That's the good thing.
Speaker 2: You can look at it and say, hey, guys, this
Speaker 2: is things we need to improve on. Their definite uh
Speaker 2: definite clear things to work on.
Speaker 1: Brock and the line of scrimmage, setting protections. He made
Speaker 1: that contsipatory touchdown past the bell and I mean Bill
Speaker 1: hadn't even gotten it out of his break yet. In
Speaker 1: the ball was in the year. How good is he hit?
Speaker 1: Setting protections and being an anticipatory thrower.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's awesome. He does a great job. I can't.
Speaker 2: I mean, Rock has been you know, everybody, we talked
Speaker 2: about this and that, and you say, yeah, well, he
Speaker 2: finally was the starting quarterback all of training camp and
Speaker 2: he finally was the you know, starting quarterback through preseason
Speaker 2: and last year he took over mid season with zero
Speaker 2: reps is the third quarterback.
Speaker 3: And then played through the year and.
Speaker 2: Has had and has had success so it's all ahead
Speaker 2: of them and just continues to grow and get better.
Speaker 3: And you couldn't be happier with the way he does things.
Speaker 2: And you know, most of our protections are are pretty
Speaker 2: well taken care of by Kyle by the center. The
Speaker 2: quarterbacks don't do as much with it. But he understands
Speaker 2: completely where the free guys are. He moves away from
Speaker 2: pressure and does an excellent job with that, understands his problems.
Speaker 2: He's a real, real student of the game, understands it
Speaker 2: and has the athleticism and the ability to make plays
Speaker 2: and make throws understanding that the anticipatory throws have been
Speaker 2: to me. And I'm again not a past guy as
Speaker 2: much as I am a line coach and that, but
Speaker 2: they seem really really cool how he does that.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys,