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Speaker 1: unleash the far. It was the night before the preseason opener, Wolf,
Speaker 1: when all through the Red Sea not a starter was
Speaker 1: stirring except for three Zavian Marco Willo Hernandez. Cardinals cleats
Speaker 1: were hung by their lockers with care and hopes that
Speaker 1: a roster spot would soon be there. The coaches were
Speaker 1: nestled all snug in their beds with visions of air
Speaker 1: free and injury free football dancing in their heads. When
Speaker 1: out on the Great Lawn there arose such a clatter.
Speaker 1: It was the Turk with a preseason proclamation that games
Speaker 1: might not count, but they matter. Paul, What are you doing?
Speaker 1: What are you doing right now? Honestly? Preseason openers tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: and I'm just thinking, you know, it's kind of like
Speaker 1: a holiday, right it's a holiday to football fans. The
Speaker 1: season is gone. I thought i'd get into the holiday spirit.
Speaker 1: But when we get some football all out there and
Speaker 1: once again, it might not count, but it matters. And
Speaker 1: that's our intro. Wolf to the Big Red Rate presented
Speaker 1: by santan Ford and Gilbert. We are santan Ford. Paul,
Speaker 1: I can I just sell you right now for this wedgebuster?
Speaker 1: You freaked me out right there. I'm looking at my
Speaker 1: calendar on my phone. What date is it? Okay, Paul? Next,
Speaker 1: it's Christmas in August. It's that's the way we're thinking
Speaker 1: to this right now, Wolf, after over two weeks of
Speaker 1: camp practices, are you not ready for a game? No,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt about it, Paul, Friday Night, I cannot wait.
Speaker 1: In particular, I would have to say, because there is
Speaker 1: going to be an appearance by some starters. Some guys
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals are definitely going to depend on to
Speaker 1: take a vast majority of the reps this year. You've
Speaker 1: got Will Hernandez as a guy that is going to
Speaker 1: actually play on Friday night. Cannot wait to see this brawler.
Speaker 1: You got Zaven Collins, Zaven Collins. How many reps will
Speaker 1: he get? Maybe fifteen, over fifteen, maybe over twenty reps,
Speaker 1: who knows. And then of course Goal Wilson is out
Speaker 1: there Devon Kennard as well. You've got some guys the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals are going to look to and depend on
Speaker 1: to actually be starters this year that are going to
Speaker 1: play on Friday Night. Pollie, Yeah, it's the quarterbacks though,
Speaker 1: that'll be most conspicuous. And by the way, moments away,
Speaker 1: Cam Turner, quarterbacks coach and co passing game Coordinata, will
Speaker 1: join us on the Big Red Rage. So we're gonna
Speaker 1: get to the bottom of a few issues in Cam.
Speaker 1: Of course, the media obviously has been all over the
Speaker 1: head coach on a daily basis for an update on
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray, and first it was COVID, then it was
Speaker 1: trying to acclimate him back, you know, and maybe making
Speaker 1: too many throws early because he reported with the rookies
Speaker 1: and maybe or maybe not had something to do with
Speaker 1: the risk. So Cliff Kingsbury today for example, asked about okay,
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray and then his center Rodney Hudson. What's the latest.
Speaker 1: We feel good about his progression. Next week, I think
Speaker 1: he'll be back out there and we'll still be smart,
Speaker 1: but just getting him the team reps, building that rapport.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we get Rodney Hudson at some point next week
Speaker 1: and can get the band back together and start moving
Speaker 1: forward as a first offensive unit. You know, it's the
Speaker 1: preseason when you look at the depth chart and Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray is your fourth string quarterback in the down is
Speaker 1: Up depth chart that the Cardinals put out for this
Speaker 1: first preseason game. By the way, day Pass very appreciative
Speaker 1: as a guy who does a spot spotting board, right
Speaker 1: because they're telling you who exactly is going to play
Speaker 1: and who is not. And Kyler Murray is a four
Speaker 1: string quarterback. He's not going against the Bengals. Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: you play by play guys, you're just so high maintenance,
Speaker 1: will you knock it off plays. I mean, I understand
Speaker 1: what it's all about, and I get it. It did
Speaker 1: make a lot of sense. You know what, though, I
Speaker 1: looked at that depth chart, Polly, and I saw it
Speaker 1: as a prove it chart house Well, just looking at
Speaker 1: some of the guys that I think are going to
Speaker 1: be starters. I already mentioned it, I Will Hernandez. Do
Speaker 1: you think Will Hernandez Polly is going to be the
Speaker 1: right guard for the Arizona Cardinals. I would, yes, I would.
Speaker 1: I think we'd agree on that right there. And yet
Speaker 1: he's listed as a starter when every other guy on
Speaker 1: that offensive line is third team, fourth team, if you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, Paully, So to me once again,
Speaker 1: they're gonna give Will Hernandez some reps. I think it's
Speaker 1: a situation. They just want to see a little grease
Speaker 1: from this guy. They want to see him actually get
Speaker 1: out there, kind of like having a new toy, Pollie,
Speaker 1: kind of like having a new ride and you can't
Speaker 1: wait to jump in your Mustang, Paul, your new Mustang
Speaker 1: and go for a ride. Because that's exactly the way
Speaker 1: I think they look at Will Hernandez right now. They
Speaker 1: want to take that guy for a little spin out
Speaker 1: there on Friday night. Yeah, no doubt. You don't truly
Speaker 1: know what you have until you have a game situation
Speaker 1: and then you have some game film to evaluate, So
Speaker 1: I would totally agree with that. Also, I'm guessing they
Speaker 1: want to get him acclimated into the playbook and if
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a checks of the line and trying
Speaker 1: to learn the system. For example, a couple of new
Speaker 1: guys have said, you know, it's new getting used to
Speaker 1: the hand signals now that usually applies more to the
Speaker 1: weapons in the interior offensive lineman. But yeah, look there's
Speaker 1: a checklist. The head coach he knows what he wants
Speaker 1: to see, and of course the media asked him that yesterday,
Speaker 1: right though obligatory, Okay, coach, what do you want from
Speaker 1: the preseason opener? There's a culmination a lot of hard
Speaker 1: work for a lot of these young guys to get
Speaker 1: out there and show what they can do. So I
Speaker 1: really enjoy the preseason games and I'd say it's more
Speaker 1: evaluation than anything, and then we want to see how
Speaker 1: they take what they got right, what they got wrong,
Speaker 1: and move forward in the game too, And so it'll
Speaker 1: be a good starting point. Oh, paul I love that
Speaker 1: right there, y'all. Really, it's going to be more of
Speaker 1: an evaluation, is it really? Because Zaven Collins is going
Speaker 1: to be starting as well. PAULI. Zaven Collins going back
Speaker 1: to the prove it chart once again, not the depth chart,
Speaker 1: the prove it chart going into Friday night and playing
Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Bengals, Zaven Collins. I think Zaven thinks he's
Speaker 1: gonna get more than fifteen reps. At least that's what
Speaker 1: he told me. He thinks he's gonna get more than
Speaker 1: fifteen reps in this game. Here's a young guy that
Speaker 1: is making his way. Here's a young guy that you
Speaker 1: know that Cliff Kingsbury wants to see vance Joseph wants
Speaker 1: to see go out there and play in all different
Speaker 1: kinds of down and distances, not just rundown situation first
Speaker 1: and ten, second and one to six, but also third
Speaker 1: and obvious past situations. They want to see Zaven Collins.
Speaker 1: They want him to go out there on to prove
Speaker 1: it mentality and take some reps. And then you've got
Speaker 1: Marco Wilson as well, PAULI, Marco Wilson, you're familiar with
Speaker 1: the comments of Cliff Kingsbury challenging Marco Wilson saying the
Speaker 1: jury is still out that he needs more consistency in
Speaker 1: his play. That's another guy that is listed as a
Speaker 1: starter that we know had a great season through the
Speaker 1: first twelve thirteen weeks of last season before he tailed
Speaker 1: off at the end hit a rookie wall. He had
Speaker 1: a great season. So there's a lot of young guys
Speaker 1: that have to prove it. Paul. If you're playing, if
Speaker 1: you're starting this game, that means you do not have
Speaker 1: a starting spot wrapped up in a lot of cases.
Speaker 1: For example, Byron Murphy Junior is four string. Nick vigil
Speaker 1: is four string. They're both I would think considered slam
Speaker 1: dunk starters right now at their two respective positions. With
Speaker 1: Zaven Collins just based on the fact that he didn't
Speaker 1: getting very many defensive snaps a year ago because the
Speaker 1: injury and performance. Zaven Collins, if he can't go out
Speaker 1: there against a Villaal offense and mostly backups for the Bengals,
Speaker 1: if he doesn't look dominant or at least adequate, then yeah,
Speaker 1: that would be a giant red flag. And then of
Speaker 1: course Marco Wilson, who's been put on semi blast by
Speaker 1: the head coach. You just needs to see more or
Speaker 1: at least needs to see consistency out of a corner.
Speaker 1: They hope and expect to be a top two guy,
Speaker 1: but until he absolutely just nails it shot, they're not
Speaker 1: handing it to either guy. Yeah, Paul, he can I
Speaker 1: just say this quickly as well. If this is growth
Speaker 1: I think from Cliff Kingsbury, from the head coach of
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals. Have you ever heard Cliff Kingsbury call
Speaker 1: a player out, Paul? Honestly, I'm trying to remember. No, Paulie,
Speaker 1: you have not heard that. I haven't heard that either.
Speaker 1: And when I heard Cliff Kingsbury say what he did
Speaker 1: about Marco Wilson once again, a guy that was the
Speaker 1: talk of training camp last season and played extremely exceedingly
Speaker 1: well through the first twelve weeks of last season. Now,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, you've got Cliff Kingsbury calling out
Speaker 1: a player saying we got to see more and I
Speaker 1: love it. That's growth out of our head coach. Until
Speaker 1: this year, what was his m He would take the blame,
Speaker 1: but in a lot of cases it was unwarranted, but
Speaker 1: he would be the guy who took the arrows from
Speaker 1: the media and took the blame and stepped in front
Speaker 1: of the player and would to flect. But now look,
Speaker 1: I just think it's in line with everything we've talked about. Well,
Speaker 1: if this has been an off season of accountability, last
Speaker 1: year was an offseason of bringing in leadership. This year
Speaker 1: it's been an offseason of bringing in accountabilit right down
Speaker 1: to hard knocks coming to town. Another layer of accountability
Speaker 1: the head coach holding players accountable with the press. So
Speaker 1: once again, Cliff Kingsbury, you mentioned some of the names,
Speaker 1: but he was officially asked if any starters, guys he
Speaker 1: considers starters right now will go against the Bengals. Not
Speaker 1: a ton. I mean we're gonna play some guys who
Speaker 1: have a chance, like Xavin will play, some Guardek will play,
Speaker 1: some Marco on defense. Offensively, Yeah, not too many guys
Speaker 1: that I think we'll crack that starting lineup. He heard
Speaker 1: Guardeck there too. That's interesting. Now we know Marcus Golden
Speaker 1: has been out with what they're calling a toe injury,
Speaker 1: and maybe Devon Knard that battle is still up four
Speaker 1: grabs with Dennis Gardeck. But would you not say that
Speaker 1: Dennis Gardeck looks much more like the two twenty version
Speaker 1: than the twenty twenty one version coming off the ACL. Yeah, PAULI,
Speaker 1: he does. There's no doubt Dennis Gardeck. And again remember
Speaker 1: you're talking about a defensive coordinator, Advanced Joseph. Whether you
Speaker 1: like Vance Joseph or not, you need to understand he
Speaker 1: built his reputation in the National Football League at the
Speaker 1: highest level. Our species going to generate on five man
Speaker 1: pressures and bringing five man pressures, six man blitzes or more.
Speaker 1: Of course, if you're gonna go cover zero and five
Speaker 1: man pressure packages, complex pressure packages where you didn't know
Speaker 1: which five are actually coming, that is what Vance Joseph
Speaker 1: is known for in the National Football League. He schemes
Speaker 1: a lot of pressures. And if you want proof on that,
Speaker 1: you look at a Hassan Reddick and you look at
Speaker 1: Dennis Gardeck. Those two guys in particular, you're scheming up sacks.
Speaker 1: A little bit later, we're going to talk about who
Speaker 1: specifically we want to see, especially some of the young guys.
Speaker 1: But to me, Cardinals go into this game and there's
Speaker 1: been a lot of I guess consternation to a degree
Speaker 1: over Okay, Wait a minute, are they bringing any sort
Speaker 1: of time time signs in? Are they going to bring
Speaker 1: any proven veterans off the street at corner or edge? Well,
Speaker 1: I think we can read into this. They want to
Speaker 1: see what they have when Marco Wilson is starting, when
Speaker 1: Antonio Hamilton is going as well, when Dennis Gardeck is gone.
Speaker 1: I think they want to really evaluate what they have
Speaker 1: in terms of an edge rush, in terms of that
Speaker 1: cornerback room, and then decide accordingly if they have to
Speaker 1: go outside this team and invest some money. All right,
Speaker 1: Our guest tonight is fifth year with the Cardinals, named
Speaker 1: QB's coach last year co passing game coordinator this year.
Speaker 1: What's the next step for Kyler? What's he getting from
Speaker 1: calling plays Kyler? And what's the deal with the green hat?
Speaker 1: Cam Turner? Is next? The Big Red Rage presented by
Speaker 1: Santan four in Gilbert. Here comes Kyler Murray, the number
Speaker 1: one overall pick in the NFL draft, and the future
Speaker 1: of the franchise takes the field for the first time.
Speaker 1: That is a great throw, a great read by Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray for you could just see it. Kyler Murray and
Speaker 1: the confidence started to grow. They have seen the Heisman
Speaker 1: Trophy winner, a winner his whole life, backing it up
Speaker 1: with his play have a thirty half the twenty at
Speaker 1: the fifteen ten five cups down, Kyler Murray, you are ridiculous,
Speaker 1: Murray magic, nasty, isis nasty does And we all know
Speaker 1: that Kyler Murray is nasty. The stuff you see in
Speaker 1: dreams and in video games, but not in the NFL.
Speaker 1: And we've all had a front row seat the last
Speaker 1: three years to a Rookie of the Year, a couple
Speaker 1: of Pro Bowls of more highlights than we have time for,
Speaker 1: but nobody has had a seat like our guest tonight
Speaker 1: on the Big Red Rage present of Ice, santan Ford,
Speaker 1: and Gilbert as we welcome in Cam Turner, quarterbacks coach
Speaker 1: and now co passing game coordinator. I mean when I
Speaker 1: say front row seat, Cam, you're you're sitting next to
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray the majority of every game. Correct, Yeah, every
Speaker 1: game since since he got here. And I'm a little thrown.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with I need to confirm that. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe I should ask for ID or
Speaker 1: something because you're not wearing the green hat. Okay, you know,
Speaker 1: so it throws me a little bit. How much notoriety
Speaker 1: do you get for the green hat? Because talking to
Speaker 1: Darren Urban Easy Cardinals dot com, he does get mail
Speaker 1: bag questions, Hey, where can I get a green hat
Speaker 1: like Coach Turner? Yeah, I get it, especially from my family,
Speaker 1: my mom, dad, sisters, and then the random emails or
Speaker 1: calls I'll get, you know, to my office phone, which
Speaker 1: is interesting. And I guess they don't sell it at
Speaker 1: the team store, so people are trying to find it.
Speaker 1: So people actually find your direct extension and they leave
Speaker 1: voicemails asking that's good, that's some good investigative work by
Speaker 1: the Red Sea. I wish I could help him, but
Speaker 1: I don't have an answer, and why what's behind the
Speaker 1: green hat? As long as we're there, you know, just
Speaker 1: with our style of offense, we're up tempo, no huddle
Speaker 1: type offense, a lot of communications coming from the sideline
Speaker 1: to the receivers, running backs, tight ends, what formation we're in,
Speaker 1: who's on and off the field. They know directly to
Speaker 1: look at the sideline and can find the green hat,
Speaker 1: and they can I'm gonna tell him who's on the
Speaker 1: field and where to line up. Gotcha. It's interesting. You
Speaker 1: just wrapped up with practice and role reversal. We saw
Speaker 1: Kyler wearing the headset. Yes, that was fun. It is fun,
Speaker 1: you know. So to what degree is he easy really
Speaker 1: calling plays? I think I heard him say no, no no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm just reading these plays are already scripted. But then
Speaker 1: I see him mail pointing, And what do you think
Speaker 1: he's learning in that process? Is there some valuable insight
Speaker 1: that he's gleaning. Perhaps so it's at a little at both.
Speaker 1: He's reading from a script. Practice is scripted, but within
Speaker 1: that period that is scripted, there's checks and he's in
Speaker 1: the quarterback's ear. He's saying, if they do this, do that,
Speaker 1: we can get to this play, check out of this.
Speaker 1: But then we go two minute at the end of
Speaker 1: practice and he is true calling it live, you know,
Speaker 1: no script. He has a call sheet with all of
Speaker 1: our inventory, everything that we put in to date, and
Speaker 1: he's calling it, you know, with the forty second' clock
Speaker 1: and everything's going on and situational penalties and clocks. He's
Speaker 1: handling it. Well, that's good. And what do you hope
Speaker 1: he learns about that aspect of the game. I think
Speaker 1: there's different things you think about as a play caller.
Speaker 1: You know, you have to look ahead, all right, if
Speaker 1: this is incomplete, or if this is complete inbounds it's
Speaker 1: two minute. There's a lot of situational things he has
Speaker 1: to think about. You know. Our clock management coach Rogers
Speaker 1: was on the sideline with us and he's alright, we're
Speaker 1: gonna take a time out if it's inbounds. So he's
Speaker 1: thinking of plays where we can get out of bounds,
Speaker 1: or what the next play is gonna be in what
Speaker 1: formation we have to get into. Cam Turner our guest
Speaker 1: quarterbacks coach, co passing game coordinator. So what do you
Speaker 1: think is the next step for Kyler this season? You know,
Speaker 1: I think a lot of it is the mental part.
Speaker 1: You know, he's got every physical tool you can imagine,
Speaker 1: you know, but everyone can get better mentally and seeing
Speaker 1: the field and just getting the experience and getting the
Speaker 1: protection right, getting into a different play and from the
Speaker 1: day here, he's coming a long way as far as
Speaker 1: learning it and soaking it all in and having great
Speaker 1: ideas and he's always being creative and thinking of ideas
Speaker 1: and bringing them up to us, which is we love it.
Speaker 1: It's awesome because he's the one out there. We only
Speaker 1: get a little slice of what really happens. But multiple
Speaker 1: times last year we heard stories that Cardinals would score
Speaker 1: have a big chunk play, and a lot of it
Speaker 1: was the direct result of Kyler making a check at
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage right at the time. I mean,
Speaker 1: he has a great feel for it, and he's always
Speaker 1: an attacking mode. So if he's seeing something he wants
Speaker 1: to attack, he's gonna call it and attack it. And
Speaker 1: he has that freedom because I had a marketing mantra
Speaker 1: when he first arrived. Come for the arm, stay for
Speaker 1: the legs, and then we've added fear of the mind,
Speaker 1: right because now if he can start beating defenses between
Speaker 1: the year holes, look out right, no doubt and he's
Speaker 1: gotten I mean, his football knowledge is great. You know,
Speaker 1: his instincts and he has a great feel for the game.
Speaker 1: It's just learning how we do things and what concepts
Speaker 1: he can get to in our system and out of
Speaker 1: what protections and all that. But as far as instincts
Speaker 1: and feel for the game, it's best I've ever been around.
Speaker 1: Camp Turner our guest here on the Big Red Rage
Speaker 1: quarterbacks coach, and it was interesting because it was Kurt
Speaker 1: Warner came on the big Red Rage recently said to him,
Speaker 1: and then David Carr and Ed Feld Network said the
Speaker 1: exact same thing, that the key for Kyler any young
Speaker 1: quarterback is making the layups, taking the easy completions that
Speaker 1: sometimes they'll neglect an easy completion and they'll look down
Speaker 1: field when you know the better choice is just to
Speaker 1: go with the easy throw. And to what degree do
Speaker 1: you think is that's something that he can improve on? Sure,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think that's a huge part of the game.
Speaker 1: Rights it's a difficult position. It's a difficult game. So
Speaker 1: when you are presented with an opportunity to take a
Speaker 1: gimme if you will, you gotta take it. And you
Speaker 1: can't pass one up to try to get something bigger
Speaker 1: and better because there's no guarantees that's going to be there.
Speaker 1: So that's always an emphasis. And you know, we love
Speaker 1: our one on one matchups with our receivers we have
Speaker 1: and anytime we can get one on one with a
Speaker 1: good look, you know, we're picking our guys. Last question
Speaker 1: on your fourth string quarterback and then we'll move on
Speaker 1: to who's playing. And I say that because a depth
Speaker 1: chart came out and it's jarring to see Kyla Murray
Speaker 1: as a fourth string quarterback. But as Dave Pash, voice
Speaker 1: of the Cardinals, we were talking, you know, we appreciate
Speaker 1: the depth chart because it really tells us Sue's playing
Speaker 1: Friday against Cincinnati. You know, a lot is made about
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray and on the sideline, and a lot of
Speaker 1: those times he's sitting next to you and the camera
Speaker 1: catches him. Justin Pugh brought up that, you know what,
Speaker 1: if you put a camera on me the entirety of
Speaker 1: the game, you'll get a variety of reactions. And as
Speaker 1: the sideline reporter, you don't see Kyler Murray coming down
Speaker 1: and talking to the offensive lineman, good or bad. Sometimes
Speaker 1: he's giving him props. Sometimes there's a kick in the tailpad.
Speaker 1: Last year in Nashville, Tennessee, you saw players coming off
Speaker 1: the field. He was holding them accountable as the franchise quarterback.
Speaker 1: Where there was a rookie like Rondel Moore, whether it
Speaker 1: was DeAndre Hopkins. So there's a lot that fans don't
Speaker 1: necessarily see on the sideline. They only get a quick
Speaker 1: glimpse from a sideline camera. Correct is loving him up,
Speaker 1: he is getting going, He's hey, here's our here's how
Speaker 1: we're changing this with the receivers be ready for this check.
Speaker 1: He is in constant communication on the sideline with myself,
Speaker 1: you know, the skill guys, the offensive line. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: that camera pans on him. If a camera was on
Speaker 1: me all game, I'd be guilty as well, because it
Speaker 1: highs and lows for the game. So, so what are
Speaker 1: you looking forward to the most? Actually teeing it up
Speaker 1: and going against the Bengals preseason style, But what are
Speaker 1: you looking for? Where do you think this team is
Speaker 1: at on offense and in particular the passing game. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm excited obviously about the quarterbacks. Trace you know,
Speaker 1: he's in his fourth year, and then we got Jared,
Speaker 1: he's a rookie. I'm excited about both of them. They've
Speaker 1: been practicing well. They they've handled everything mentally, I mean
Speaker 1: very well. I'm excited about them. And then along with
Speaker 1: our skill guys. Because you put the you go into
Speaker 1: a game and it's alive, bullets start flying. You can
Speaker 1: see who can break tackles, you can see who's a gamer,
Speaker 1: who can make guys miss m That's what I'm excited
Speaker 1: about him When it comes to Trace McSorley He's got
Speaker 1: an intriguing skill set, doesn't he. Yes, very um you know,
Speaker 1: looking at him coming out of college, we actually went
Speaker 1: to a visit him, worked him out, and happens he's
Speaker 1: with us now. But we loved him coming out of college.
Speaker 1: We loved his skill set and very bright, understands the game,
Speaker 1: very athletic, can run and can make all the throws.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm excited to get him out there
Speaker 1: and let him do what he does. Yet, in the
Speaker 1: Red White, I thought Jared Guarantano, he had a couple
Speaker 1: of plays he sold the athleticism evading an all out
Speaker 1: blitz coming to the nearest sideline and he threw on
Speaker 1: the run a rope down the sideline. Greg Dorch snagged it,
Speaker 1: and I mean he saw a little bit everything on
Speaker 1: just that single play by Guarantanna, who I guess originally
Speaker 1: was at Tennessee and then most recently from Washington State. Right. Yes,
Speaker 1: And his Washington State career was one year and he
Speaker 1: only played I think two quarters he had an injury,
Speaker 1: So I'm that kind of he was kind of under
Speaker 1: the radars are as the draft and all that big guy,
Speaker 1: big arm, can make all the throws and you see them.
Speaker 1: One he made in the Scrimmers on the sideline was unbelievable,
Speaker 1: roll into his right, laid it out there with a
Speaker 1: nice touch, and it was a completion. It was one
Speaker 1: of the better throws at Canda. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: weapons out there, isn't there? I mean, and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of opportunity for some of these younger unknown receivers
Speaker 1: to make an impression and put some film out there. Maybe,
Speaker 1: if not for the Cardinals thirty one other teams. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: there's definitely a lot of NFL receivers on our roster
Speaker 1: that that should be playing on some team on Sundays.
Speaker 1: Has Kyler got in any complaints? You know when he's
Speaker 1: when he's got the headset on Aby complaining about their
Speaker 1: targets with Kyler? You know, I'm sure they're all. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they all are. How about a couple of guys
Speaker 1: who seemingly have stood out a Greg Dortch, maybe Victor
Speaker 1: Bolden junior, smaller guys I was talking with the wolf
Speaker 1: on the side, like Annie Isabella hasn't dropped a pass
Speaker 1: in camp. There's a role for that smaller quick guy,
Speaker 1: especially if Ron del Moore is gonna be more of
Speaker 1: a downfield type receiver this year, right, I think both.
Speaker 1: I mean side slot guy, the shifty find the windows
Speaker 1: and then the outside guy who's gonna take the top
Speaker 1: off the defense. And I'm really stretched the field vertically.
Speaker 1: But yeah, definitely, I mean Greg Dortch and Andre all
Speaker 1: those guys have been making plays and I'm excited to
Speaker 1: see him in the games. Camp Turner, our guests, quarterbacks coach,
Speaker 1: co passing game coordinator. So what does a Hollywood Brown
Speaker 1: do once the regular season starts and once we see
Speaker 1: him out there in a real game, what do you
Speaker 1: think Hollywood Brown does for this offense? I mean, I
Speaker 1: think he's gonna be electric. You know, you see him.
Speaker 1: We've seen glimpses of him catch the ball and just
Speaker 1: take off separate top of the route. We just as
Speaker 1: a coaching staff, we have to do a good job
Speaker 1: of getting him the ball, finding ways to get him
Speaker 1: the ball, be creative and let those guys do what
Speaker 1: they do best. I was watching a little bit of
Speaker 1: a game last year. I think it was Dallas and
Speaker 1: there was thirteen personnel. People don't realize. Yeah, first play
Speaker 1: of the game, right, you click there you go that
Speaker 1: that cliff three tight ends out there, yes, and Greg
Speaker 1: Doorche made a big catch. Absolutely can entering your tight
Speaker 1: end room this year when healthy. What do you think
Speaker 1: that means for this Cardinals office and just in general
Speaker 1: this Cardinals offense. What do you think the evolution looks
Speaker 1: like here in year four? I think we can continue
Speaker 1: to be versatile and personnel, you know, go three tight ends,
Speaker 1: which you mentioned thirteen personnel. We major an eleven personnel,
Speaker 1: which is three receivers. But I think you can do
Speaker 1: everything in between. You can do with two running backs
Speaker 1: on the field. You can go two tight ends. And
Speaker 1: you used to be versatile and make defenses work on
Speaker 1: a lot of different things. True or false. When this
Speaker 1: Cardinals offense was really firing last year, the run game
Speaker 1: was a critical part. The run game was successful last
Speaker 1: year when the offense was really averaging thirty plus a game.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, that's a huge part of I'd say any offense,
Speaker 1: you know, get that running game going, and that's why
Speaker 1: it's huge. We got James connorback that is that is
Speaker 1: very important for our offense and to run the ball
Speaker 1: and then also to open up the play action and
Speaker 1: you know, all the counters off of it and down
Speaker 1: this wretch. I think there was only one game where
Speaker 1: Chase and James were healthy and playing together. Right, So
Speaker 1: if you get that one two punch, you know an Eno,
Speaker 1: Benjamin at Daryl Williams, et cetera behind him, do you
Speaker 1: do you envision that being a dual role, that running
Speaker 1: back and enough touches for both guys? I think so,
Speaker 1: you know, because that's a hard position to play, so
Speaker 1: you want to keep him fresh. UM, roll him in
Speaker 1: and out and get those guys going, and have a
Speaker 1: plan for James, have a plan for Eno, have a
Speaker 1: plan for Daryl, and and let it go and keep
Speaker 1: those guys fresh. How's the throwing arm? By the way,
Speaker 1: as a former college quarterback, you know, are you on
Speaker 1: a pitch count? How's it going? A very limited pitch
Speaker 1: count and about under ten yards? So all right, last
Speaker 1: question for gamp Turner, UM, no d hop for six weeks.
Speaker 1: What didn't happen the end of last season that needs
Speaker 1: to happen this season? You know, I just think we
Speaker 1: have to do a good job as a staff as
Speaker 1: as far as game planning and playing to our guys
Speaker 1: strengths to Hollywood, to Zach Ertz, Everyone's strengths, you know,
Speaker 1: Aj and just have a good rotation and kind of
Speaker 1: overcome that for six weeks, but we're definitely going miss him.
Speaker 1: He's an unbelievable player. It obviously makes a quarterback job easier,
Speaker 1: you know, just throwing to d Hop, But does it
Speaker 1: make it easier to read coverage when d Hop gets
Speaker 1: all that attention? We definitely see different coverages when he's
Speaker 1: not in. You know, we're seeing different coverages, different philosophies
Speaker 1: by the defense. I don't know if it's easier. It's different,
Speaker 1: you know, because you're you're getting different things. But when
Speaker 1: you have him out there, you know pretty much what
Speaker 1: you're getting. That's right, all right, Well, yeah, what's the
Speaker 1: saying about? Right, You're gonna get an exposed or get
Speaker 1: exposure in these preseason games right when the lights come on,
Speaker 1: no doubt. Yeah, and AJ Green will be the center
Speaker 1: of attention down there on the sideline. So now we
Speaker 1: look forward to it this year, Coach, We appreciate the insight,
Speaker 1: and I think everyone's looking forward to a where the
Speaker 1: offense goes Kyler Murray as well, and we'll look for
Speaker 1: you in the green hat down to the sideline this
Speaker 1: year sounds good. I'll be there, thanks for having me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's camp Turner everyone. We'll be back with more and
Speaker 1: the big red rate presented by santan Ford right after this,
Speaker 1: I want a good job at the mortum attack right
Speaker 1: there and say like DJ Humphrey's got a nice block.
Speaker 1: DJ Humphrey's pumping his chest and his fist after the
Speaker 1: Cardinals moved the sticks. Yeah. DJ Humphrey's really has been
Speaker 1: a plus. Has a hole up the middle to the
Speaker 1: thirty five yard line, a huge hole. Great job by
Speaker 1: DJ Humphrey's at the point. If you had told me
Speaker 1: this in twenty fifteen, at first, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: At first, Rickey minicap that distance is going to be
Speaker 1: the case eight years later, I probably would have laughed
Speaker 1: at you, you know what I mean. But build on
Speaker 1: this side of him, and it's definitely sweet man being
Speaker 1: able to you know, secure my future here and nope,
Speaker 1: I'll be able to be here. I always wanted to
Speaker 1: play for one team so annoying, and I'm able to
Speaker 1: be in a physician to continue to keep their dream
Speaker 1: of out Excuse me. D J Humphries during the beginning
Speaker 1: of camp after his three year contract extension fifty one
Speaker 1: million in total value thirty three million. Garonteed, it's almost
Speaker 1: like a proud parent. Well, if you and me right,
Speaker 1: DJ Hmprey's former player, host of this show. We've literally
Speaker 1: watched him grow up, Yeah, really young and by his
Speaker 1: own admission, immature twenty year old to what he is
Speaker 1: now one of the best left tackles in the game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no doubt about it. Ballly, it is kind of cool
Speaker 1: to see that, and that's got to be so rewarding
Speaker 1: as well. Inside an organization, you go ahead, you draft
Speaker 1: a guy high, and then you develop him. You see
Speaker 1: him grow through some of the valleys. Of course, you
Speaker 1: see him grow in terms of handling the peaks, even
Speaker 1: in doing that with wisdom and strength, and that certainly
Speaker 1: has been the case with DJ Humphries. This is a
Speaker 1: guy that has grown up, as you said, Pauli, before
Speaker 1: our eyes, but more so off the field maybe that
Speaker 1: even on the field. Yeah, and you know what a
Speaker 1: big reason why was Chandler Jones. It's this time of
Speaker 1: year where he got better. He got better going against
Speaker 1: Chandler Jones all those years in Cardinal's camp and now
Speaker 1: he's counted on. Rarely does he get help. I asked
Speaker 1: Cliff Kingsbury about that. Rarely do they send someone over
Speaker 1: to his side to help out at a block or
Speaker 1: any anything like that. So they're counting on him big time.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's funny because it's almost like we're
Speaker 1: back two years ago. Well, there's a narrative out there
Speaker 1: from some of the national media that the Cardinals old
Speaker 1: line is a weakness again, and I'm just wondering what
Speaker 1: your take on that is and where do you consider
Speaker 1: it as strength? Do you consider it a question mark?
Speaker 1: Where are you on this Cardinals offensive line? Because in fact,
Speaker 1: let's hear from Sean Coogler, because he mentioned how this
Speaker 1: starting group is pretty much set. Here. Sean Coogler, the
Speaker 1: ole line coach, you know, I think our starting five's
Speaker 1: close to being set. There's still guys battling for spots,
Speaker 1: but most of the battles are for backup spots and
Speaker 1: trying to be that seventh or eighth guy on game
Speaker 1: day and then making the active rosters. And again, we
Speaker 1: get a lot of really good battles at those spots,
Speaker 1: and I couldn't tell you which one of those guys
Speaker 1: is gonna stand out. It's really going to depend on
Speaker 1: the preseason games for me, paul A, Right now, I
Speaker 1: look at the Cardinals offensive line. I see an above
Speaker 1: average offensive line with Will Hernandez as your right guard
Speaker 1: and with Rodney Hudson back at center. You got to remember,
Speaker 1: four of the five guys that are coming back guys
Speaker 1: who actually played together last year. Three of the five
Speaker 1: have played together four years, Polly. So I look at
Speaker 1: this situation where I think it is going to be
Speaker 1: an above average offensive line right now. And keep in mind, Polly,
Speaker 1: you don't need to have a top ten offensive line
Speaker 1: to win in the National Football League. You don't. You
Speaker 1: go back and you look at it. What you need
Speaker 1: is an offensive line that is good enough, Polly, to
Speaker 1: allow your skill, your talents to do what they do.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense, Paul, Well, you know what's remarkable.
Speaker 1: They're taking on the Bengals. And when you look at
Speaker 1: some of the Bengals info from last year and the
Speaker 1: run to the Super Bowl, you forget that Joe Burrow,
Speaker 1: including the playoffs, was sacked seventy times. Yes, and they
Speaker 1: still made the Super Bowl. Yes, it's remarkable. Now, they
Speaker 1: went out and they tried to find three new starters
Speaker 1: in the offseason was definitely a need. They can't let
Speaker 1: that happen to the franchise quarterback much longer. He won't
Speaker 1: be around much longer. But to your point, somehow the
Speaker 1: Bengals made that offensive line work where Joe Burrow was
Speaker 1: able to still execute the offense. That's right, Polly, And again,
Speaker 1: you don't have to have the greatest man. You just
Speaker 1: gotta have guys that are going to be pros. I
Speaker 1: look at this offensive line right now with Will Hernandez Paulli.
Speaker 1: Will Hernandez is the baby. He's going into his fifth year, Paul,
Speaker 1: Will Hernandez is the baby. This guy, he looks like
Speaker 1: a baby. This guy is a starter and has been
Speaker 1: a starter and the National Football League for a long
Speaker 1: time now going into his fifth This is a veteran.
Speaker 1: This is a hardcore veteran going into his fifth year
Speaker 1: right now. And I like the offensive line now that
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson of course has come back, and we'll see
Speaker 1: how it goes. But over the last two years, there's
Speaker 1: not a position room on the Arizona Cardinals roster that
Speaker 1: has been attacked and much maligned more then the offensive line.
Speaker 1: And man, I'll tell you what it's just not the
Speaker 1: case now. Injuries last year, when Rodney Hudson in particular
Speaker 1: went down, yeah that was bad. It was not great.
Speaker 1: The end of the season, yeah it was bad. They
Speaker 1: had some really really bad games, in particular against the
Speaker 1: Rams the last couple of time they played the Rams, Pauli.
Speaker 1: But having said that, overall, once again, I think this
Speaker 1: is going to be an above average offensive line for
Speaker 1: the Cardinals. Well, and if you want to talk about injuries,
Speaker 1: I'll go all the way back to Justin Murray early
Speaker 1: in September last year, because right guard was a liability
Speaker 1: pretty much all season, especially against Aaron Donald. And so
Speaker 1: it's no fluke that they went out and got Will Hernandez.
Speaker 1: And you know what, Will Hernandez has every reason to
Speaker 1: be mighty motivated this year. He's on a one year contract.
Speaker 1: Is Pro Football Rating right? Pro Football Focus rating went
Speaker 1: down every single year of his career. He said his
Speaker 1: best season and he agrees was his rookie year. And
Speaker 1: will also tell you there was a lot of Sean
Speaker 1: Cougler on that tape. Was his college coach. So he
Speaker 1: came here for a reason. He didn't break the bank
Speaker 1: coming here. So look, there's a lot on the line
Speaker 1: for Will Hernandez on both parties because the Cardinals that
Speaker 1: was a liability last year that particular position. So if
Speaker 1: the starters are set, really the question starting with this
Speaker 1: game tomorrow night is okay, who's going to full out
Speaker 1: the rest of the room. As Justin Peuse said recently,
Speaker 1: it's been a competitive camp for the old line group.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of competition in our offensive line room.
Speaker 1: And I always say us every year, the more competition
Speaker 1: you have, the better. We played fourteen different offensive lineman
Speaker 1: last year, so you have to have guys ready to play.
Speaker 1: So having Harlow getting valuable reps, having Josh Jones getting
Speaker 1: valuable reps, that's great for our team. You know what
Speaker 1: I love about a Paully the backups right now? What, Baul,
Speaker 1: what are you laughing? Is that true? Fourteen different old
Speaker 1: lineman played last year? Is that accurate? Yeah, Polly, Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: I was blown away when I heard that as well.
Speaker 1: Now I'm with you on that, Paul. That is an
Speaker 1: incredible number right there. But once again, I like three
Speaker 1: guys in particular, and I would say one of the
Speaker 1: three they're interchangeable with another. But Sean Harlow of course
Speaker 1: would be a guy that is more center than anything else,
Speaker 1: and I see him making this team. Justin Murray is
Speaker 1: more guard, even though he's played tackle, and he's played
Speaker 1: it very very well. Remember the first year and Justin
Speaker 1: Murray was here twelve games Paul, he went out and
Speaker 1: started for the Arizona Cardinals. Justin Murray is more guard
Speaker 1: though than I see tackle. Josh Jones is more tackle
Speaker 1: than I see as a guard. Yet at the same time,
Speaker 1: we know that Justin Murray can play tackle and play guard,
Speaker 1: and Josh Jones can play tackle of course and play guard.
Speaker 1: But then there's also Coward, the new guy Paul, and
Speaker 1: he's turning some heads. What was interesting is they actually
Speaker 1: had him at tackle a little bit. Rashad Coward, who
Speaker 1: has NFL experience. He started over a dozen games in
Speaker 1: this league. So I think he's made enough of an
Speaker 1: impression early in this camp that they're now seen, Okay,
Speaker 1: what is his position flexibility? Because I think he came
Speaker 1: in and he was touted as a backup guard or
Speaker 1: interior offensive lineman. And then there's two rookies who are
Speaker 1: going to get a long look in the preseason. Number
Speaker 1: fifty four Lucida Smith, who's a guard by trade but
Speaker 1: has played a lot of center out of necessity without
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson in this camp. And then Marquis says Lucida
Speaker 1: Smith is a sixth rounder. Marquis says, the seventh rounder
Speaker 1: out of Oklahoma. The rep on Marquis Hays is he
Speaker 1: has a bit of nasty in him as well. And
Speaker 1: I'm guests and Wolf, I mean, you've watched a lot
Speaker 1: of the offensive line. Sean Coogler is gonna have an
Speaker 1: eye in those two rookies in this game. Yeah, there's
Speaker 1: no doubt. Probably they're gonna get an awful lot of
Speaker 1: reps right now. And again, you got to remember the
Speaker 1: practice squad. I think they're gonna keep nine, that's what
Speaker 1: I think. I think they'll keep nine players on the
Speaker 1: fifty three. And I think we've already talked about those backups,
Speaker 1: those four guys in particular right there. But I think,
Speaker 1: once again, with a practice squad, you can always keep ten, eleven,
Speaker 1: twelve offensive lineman. I've seen as many as twelve, if
Speaker 1: in fact, you like some of these young guys right here.
Speaker 1: But it's gonna be very interesting to see the development
Speaker 1: of Lucida Smith in particular, there's a guy that I
Speaker 1: think his future is center in the National Football League,
Speaker 1: not guard. I think it's more center, Pauliny. It's because
Speaker 1: of his anchor. Man, he's a Paul. He's got an
Speaker 1: anchor right now, He's gonna sit that thing down. And
Speaker 1: when he sits that thing down, man, you're not gonna
Speaker 1: move him very much. How about you know Benjamin saying
Speaker 1: that ever since his ASU days, that he likes to
Speaker 1: go into the offensive line room and watch film with
Speaker 1: the offensive lineman, that it helps him as a running
Speaker 1: back to see reads and play quick Have you ever
Speaker 1: heard of that before? Wolf is a guy who spent
Speaker 1: a lot of years in a running back room. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, Paully, No, I would go in and watch
Speaker 1: a lot of tape in terms of protection with the
Speaker 1: offensive lineman. I did that a lot as a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, Polly. But in terms of a running back
Speaker 1: going in and looking at some of the synergy between
Speaker 1: the offensive line and a running back in terms of
Speaker 1: running the ball, I've never heard that before. That was interesting. Hey,
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Speaker 1: Gilbert hands it off, no running room, off the right
Speaker 1: side and back of loss up two on the play.
Speaker 1: Saban Collins the first guy there, and that is a
Speaker 1: big man coming down from the week's side, shooting the gap.
Speaker 1: Saban Collins again throws over the middle, tipped into the
Speaker 1: air and in complained he was going for his tight
Speaker 1: end pass was off the mark. Xavan Collins had coverage
Speaker 1: that time, and it's fourth down. Saban Collins bats that
Speaker 1: ball into the air with all of that great line
Speaker 1: use check in motion. It is a corner back dropped
Speaker 1: the middle. Lance's head drives the legs forward, Gonna be close.
Speaker 1: The forty nine ers are short. Saban Collins with the tackle.
Speaker 1: Saban Collins, the rookie at two sixty playing downhill, came
Speaker 1: in and laid some lumber. Baby. We started this edition
Speaker 1: of the Big Red Rage presented by Santan Fording. Gilbert
Speaker 1: talking with the green hat in Cam Turner co passing
Speaker 1: game coordinator, quarterbacks coach. Now we're talking about the green
Speaker 1: dot in a way. Will it be Savan Collins, Will
Speaker 1: it be a veteran like a Nick Migill. Will it
Speaker 1: be a guy who figures to be on the field
Speaker 1: for every single snap like a Jalen Thompson. Does that
Speaker 1: make the most sense? Does it matter at all who
Speaker 1: was wearing the green dot? When you consider last year
Speaker 1: Ron Wolfley that the world champion La Rams had at
Speaker 1: least four, if not five, different defensive players over the
Speaker 1: course of the season where the green dot communicating with
Speaker 1: the defensive coordinator on that side of them. Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: it is a great observation by you right there. You know,
Speaker 1: it's really interesting because whoever's going to wear that green dot,
Speaker 1: of course, there's a lot of trust coming in from
Speaker 1: the defensive coordinator whoever that is to get the call right,
Speaker 1: a lot of the verbiage that goes with it. But
Speaker 1: it was interesting. I was talking to Zaven Collins, just
Speaker 1: having a conversation with him recently about that very thing,
Speaker 1: and whether you're wearing the green dot or not. What
Speaker 1: I like is Zaven Collins is the one that is
Speaker 1: making a lot of checks on the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 1: whether he's got the green dot or not making a
Speaker 1: lot of checks at the line, Paul and getting everyone
Speaker 1: else lined up. I love that. That's good for him,
Speaker 1: and that speaks to some of the growth we're seeing
Speaker 1: because honestly, if you would have had me guess, I
Speaker 1: would have guessed the exact opposite, because you know, look
Speaker 1: to just repeat what the coach has told you via
Speaker 1: the headset isn't that big a deal. The real acumen
Speaker 1: and expertise comes in diagnosing quickly what an offense is
Speaker 1: doing and then making those adjustments and getting into your
Speaker 1: ten teammates right exactly right, Polly. So hopefully Zaven Collins
Speaker 1: definitely is growing in that regard because Paul, you got
Speaker 1: to be able to see it before you can think,
Speaker 1: and you got to be able to see it and
Speaker 1: think before you can do. Does that make sense? And
Speaker 1: for me, Zaven Collins is growing where he's seeing it
Speaker 1: with his eyes and then he's thinking correctly. Now he's
Speaker 1: just got to do, and that's what Friday Night is
Speaker 1: all about. Go do, because you can have all the
Speaker 1: size and the athleticism in the world, but if you're hesitant,
Speaker 1: then you're not going to be able to play that
Speaker 1: seek and destroy type of football they need out of
Speaker 1: their mic linebacker. There's a lot of guys who are
Speaker 1: way past their time who stayed in the league for
Speaker 1: a long time, Like remember Larry Foote. It's just because
Speaker 1: he was always a step He might have been a step,
Speaker 1: he was a step slow, but he was always a
Speaker 1: step ahead mentally of the offense because he knew where
Speaker 1: to be and what hold a plug, etc. So you
Speaker 1: have that, Okay, all eyes on Zaven Collins, no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. How about third round rookie My J. Sanders
Speaker 1: off the edge. Here's outside linebackers coach Charlie Bullen on
Speaker 1: the Red Sea Report on what he wants to see
Speaker 1: from My J. Sanders. He has lane quickness and flexibility,
Speaker 1: he can bend on the edge. You know his thing
Speaker 1: will be can he win with power? And I always
Speaker 1: say you have to be able to win with power
Speaker 1: in this league to win consistently. If you're a one
Speaker 1: trick pony off the edge, the tackles can set for
Speaker 1: that play to it and just run you by. So
Speaker 1: you have to be able to win with power. It
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be old school bull rush, head and hands.
Speaker 1: I'm stronger than you, but for someone like Maje. The
Speaker 1: hope and thought is that he wins with speed on
Speaker 1: the edge, get some the lean and now he can
Speaker 1: with angles and leverage and timing, can work some push
Speaker 1: by power as opposed to just raw strength power. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know Polly as sure Sanders and watching him, there's
Speaker 1: no doubt it's a big topic with the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 1: The edge and who's going to play on the edge
Speaker 1: and could this young guy Sanders, could he be responsible
Speaker 1: for actually growing and developing and coming off the edge,
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. For me, I just want to
Speaker 1: say quickly once again, the fact that Will Hernandez, Will Hernandez,
Speaker 1: the brottom bull, Polly is going to get the opportunity
Speaker 1: to go out there, put the silks on and grease
Speaker 1: it up at right guard. That's what I want to say.
Speaker 1: I want to see how many reps, how many reps
Speaker 1: are they really going to give their starting right guard
Speaker 1: even though he's new. I know they want to take
Speaker 1: him for a test drive. I know they want to
Speaker 1: see him on tape. How many reps are they going
Speaker 1: to give him? And for me, Polly, how many pancakes
Speaker 1: does he get in those reps? And then of course
Speaker 1: there's a cornerback room coming full circle. Marco Wilson. We
Speaker 1: talked about him, Josh Jackson. Okay, what's he look And
Speaker 1: then there's the seventh round rookie out of Valdosta State,
Speaker 1: six foot to Christian Matthew. And his name came up
Speaker 1: when the media asked Cliff Kingsbury who he's looking forward
Speaker 1: to seeing on Friday Night. Christian Matthews the guy I
Speaker 1: want to see play live. He's gotten better each day.
Speaker 1: Played at a small school, but has come in and
Speaker 1: really been diligent and attacking our scheme and the work
Speaker 1: ethic anything we asked him to do. If he's screwsinging up,
Speaker 1: he gets right the next time. And so we'll see
Speaker 1: how he responds when the lights are on. Paully, isn't
Speaker 1: he out of Valdosta State? Yep? Isn't he? Yes? Fall
Speaker 1: yes about that, Polly, I mean, think about it. This
Speaker 1: is the guy that was wearing mits? Was he not?
Speaker 1: He was one of them? He was definitely one of
Speaker 1: There were three guys at one point wearing mits because
Speaker 1: Cliff Kingsbury had enough of the corners holding his receivers.
Speaker 1: Not only is that a flag but it's disrupting a
Speaker 1: timing in the coach's offense, in his scheme. So yes,
Speaker 1: they they were penalized accordingly. But that's you know, what
Speaker 1: you've seen in other camps as well. This is now
Speaker 1: a thing for dbs who are made to wear either
Speaker 1: the mits or you know, so to prevent the grabbing.
Speaker 1: But look, as someone told me, he's so long at
Speaker 1: six foot two, with such length that if he can
Speaker 1: just stay with a receiver, he's going to be in
Speaker 1: a position to make a play and and and just
Speaker 1: swarm a receiver. Slight's intriguing as well. And here's the
Speaker 1: only other thing I'll say quickly about this, Polly, is
Speaker 1: we're mentioning some of these guys. See these young guys
Speaker 1: who not a lot of expectation has been put on him.
Speaker 1: I can tell you there's always a couple of rookies,
Speaker 1: whether they're undrafted, free agents or draft picks wherever they
Speaker 1: were drafted, that really shine in these preseason games in
Speaker 1: training camp as well. That's gonna be interesting to watch.
Speaker 1: Who might that be, PAULI this year? Well, we heard
Speaker 1: Cam Turner right earlier and he was saying, like four
Speaker 1: receivers you don't know who can break a tackle and
Speaker 1: who can because you're not tackling to the ground in camp.
Speaker 1: So Greg Dortch's look great, Victor Bolton juniors look great,
Speaker 1: But these guys are five seven, five foot eight? What
Speaker 1: are they like? Games? Andy as a fella, Trace McSorley,
Speaker 1: Paul can't wait to see him and Jared Garantanos bog
Speaker 1: in the second half. He's made some plays, big arm,
Speaker 1: big kids. So yeah, they're playing to watch on Friday
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