Speaker 1: I'm good out. Did this camp compare from like a
Speaker 1: team competitive standpoint offense versus defense? Compared to your other
Speaker 1: camps before?
Speaker 2: I feel like, you know, with the young dB room
Speaker 2: that we have, I feel like everybody took a step
Speaker 2: and you know, got better. So this camp, this camp
Speaker 2: was more challenging, you know, with just everybody competing, everybody
Speaker 2: trying to get better, you know, get right for the season,
Speaker 2: and you know iron, iron sharpens iron. So I just
Speaker 2: felt like everybody was just getting better.
Speaker 3: What's the toughest spot for you? Would you rather play
Speaker 3: in the slot? Would you rather play outside? There's different positions?
Speaker 3: How are they different?
Speaker 2: Uh? Well, I'm I'm I'm more of what the team needs.
Speaker 2: So wherever the team needs me, that's where I play.
Speaker 3: Do you prefer one or the over the other?
Speaker 2: I actually like both, like being interchangeable, playing both, just
Speaker 2: showing the versatility. But if which just want me at nickel,
Speaker 2: then I'll play nickel. But if they want me on
Speaker 2: the outside, and if they want me to do both,
Speaker 2: then I'll do both.
Speaker 3: The challenges of if you do if you are doing both,
Speaker 3: you know, going inside in the nickel A how how
Speaker 3: difficult is it to kind of change your technique and
Speaker 3: things like that.
Speaker 2: Uh. I really wouldn't say difficult. I would just say, uh,
Speaker 2: just paying attention. You gotta be more detailed, you know,
Speaker 2: you gotta know it down the distance, what techniques you
Speaker 2: want to play, you know, with if we're in zone
Speaker 2: coverage or if we're in man coverage, running with motions
Speaker 2: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Nickel all throughout those I forget which weeks they were,
Speaker 3: but he seemed to recall a three game game stretch
Speaker 3: for early last season.
Speaker 4: Where you were nickel. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it was weeks one through four or one
Speaker 2: through five. I played nickel and then when uh e
Speaker 2: man Emana Mosley had got hurt, that's when I switched
Speaker 2: to outside.
Speaker 4: Did you played at all at college? No? I didn't.
Speaker 4: We Uh I played one game. We played a cal.
Speaker 2: And then, like, I mean, they had their number one
Speaker 2: receivers in the slot, so I was kind of playing
Speaker 2: slot that game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were charging every pass in camp for the quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: But in terms of the cornerbacks, you guys weren't getting
Speaker 5: many interceptions, but you were getting your hands on some balls.
Speaker 5: So how how'd you guys deal with that and trying
Speaker 5: to get.
Speaker 4: More take just trying to be better one percent every day.
Speaker 2: You know, attacking the ball, it was a lot of
Speaker 2: plays that we should have made or should have held
Speaker 2: on to the ball, but you know, we're just saving
Speaker 2: it for the season.
Speaker 1: How much you we learned from Steve welksh.
Speaker 2: I learned a lot just with being who I am
Speaker 2: and being a sponge, just going in every day trying
Speaker 2: to trying to get better, just paying attention to his
Speaker 2: techniques and just everything he say. He's like, he's like
Speaker 2: the sores for for like, you know, he got all
Speaker 2: the answers. One thing in particular that you really honed
Speaker 2: in on that he's taught you really just planning reading
Speaker 2: the chest, you know, the chess play, whether it's back
Speaker 2: shoulder shoulder steel square is going down the field. Just
Speaker 2: just just in that aspect with playing level three skills, I.
Speaker 3: Was taking it to a different level this summer. It
Speaker 3: appears you you defended him last year and this year.
Speaker 3: What would you say the difference is what's he Where's
Speaker 3: he better this year than a year ago?
Speaker 4: I would say is his route? His route running.
Speaker 2: He's way better in route running, you know, his catching
Speaker 2: and his ability to leap.
Speaker 1: What do you see from running a belt.
Speaker 2: Uh, he's a he's a dog, you know, a player
Speaker 2: that's willing, that's that's willing to take the coaching and
Speaker 2: just get better and he's not gonna stop until you
Speaker 2: get better. So that that's what kind of I've seen
Speaker 2: from the preseason with him. You know, I just seen
Speaker 2: a player that just want to get better in this division.
Speaker 1: Cooper Cup and Tyler Lockett line up on the inside
Speaker 1: in the slought a lot so that this lock corner
Speaker 1: probably has that responsibility. Did you do much coverage of
Speaker 1: either of those two guys?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, last year when we played the Rams, I think
Speaker 2: the first the first week I was matched up against
Speaker 2: him in the slot, and then the second time we
Speaker 2: played them, I was a majority outside.
Speaker 4: All Right, thank you, thank you.