Speaker 1: Welcome into Ravens Press Pass. Today we'll hear from head
Speaker 1: coach John Harball, past game coordinator and secondary coach Chris Hewitt,
Speaker 1: wide receiver Nelson Agalore, and safety Kyle Hamilton. Let's start
Speaker 1: with head coach John Harball.
Speaker 2: Okay, good to see everybody. Appreciate everybody being here. A
Speaker 2: really good day to day, exciting, exciting day. Guys who
Speaker 2: were into it practiced really hard on point for the
Speaker 2: vast most part. Certainly things to work on improve on,
Speaker 2: but I feel great about the mindset, the attitude, the effort,
Speaker 2: and we have a lot of good players out there
Speaker 2: who are playing well and learning our system and getting
Speaker 2: better every day. So what questions you have John?
Speaker 3: About quick the first time the wide vs had one
Speaker 3: on ones today?
Speaker 4: How we watching?
Speaker 2: I d no, I wasn't there. I was over at
Speaker 2: the rundrew. So I'll let you know tomorrow or whenever
Speaker 2: I see it on tape.
Speaker 4: How to look very competitive? Good? Is that it?
Speaker 2: That's the all time record?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He came back out.
Speaker 4: Yeah he's okay.
Speaker 3: Did you have any up? Yeah, it's an ankle.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be a long term ankle, you know,
Speaker 2: be a I don't know, maybe a week. I don't know,
Speaker 2: we'll see somewhere that range, you know. I don't hold
Speaker 2: me to it though, but it's not a long.
Speaker 3: Term Dealdale is still getting ramped up and turns up
Speaker 3: to the reps. O'dale is he still getting ramped up
Speaker 3: and turns to the reps and gets.
Speaker 2: A team right well, I mean I think O'Dell will
Speaker 2: be all the way till the first game, you know,
Speaker 2: and even beyond that. Uh, he has a good plan
Speaker 2: and a good pace. But uh, he practiced well today again,
Speaker 2: made numerous plays out there, So I thought all the
Speaker 2: receivers did a nice job, good practice passing game. Keith
Speaker 2: continues to take steps forward. So these guys are doing
Speaker 2: a good job left.
Speaker 5: Paper because he's still playing the gaps can do it back.
Speaker 2: We're going by day right now, like we have a
Speaker 2: priority right now in terms of a depth chart. By
Speaker 2: day then we'll flip guys dire for reps, and then
Speaker 2: another day or two it may change a little bit
Speaker 2: and we'll try some guys in some different spots. That'll
Speaker 2: probably go on for minimum of a week more and
Speaker 2: then we'll kind of work from there, probably.
Speaker 3: Borrow something that camp every we played in the Week two.
Speaker 4: I mean, how claefully we monitor that because.
Speaker 3: That's you get er not really at all.
Speaker 2: Right now, you know, we're not preparing for for the
Speaker 2: Bengals at this point. We're just we're focusing on ourselves,
Speaker 2: trying to get our installs in and become as good
Speaker 2: as we could be at what we do. And then
Speaker 2: when we get closer to those games, we'll start thinking
Speaker 2: about that stuff.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk to Kyle have let's say, just for
Speaker 1: a DC can g instransition to different pas.
Speaker 2: Do a great job?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, it's safety.
Speaker 2: So he's obviously playing back a lot more than he
Speaker 2: played at Dime or Nickel last year.
Speaker 3: But he looks good.
Speaker 2: I think those two guys are both playing well together
Speaker 2: back there, and I'm excited for it.
Speaker 5: Loan Nelson Adlar so much to talk about n Say and.
Speaker 4: OBJ this preseason, his training camp.
Speaker 5: You've seen from Agal this offseason.
Speaker 3: Well, probably the same things you saw.
Speaker 2: He made numerous plays the last two days, right, He's
Speaker 2: played plays on the ball. I've been really I like
Speaker 2: his rout running. You know, he's done a nice job,
Speaker 2: especially it's man coverage, some outs and some crossing routes.
Speaker 2: He's gotten himself ping on. So he's doing very well.
Speaker 2: Well said great, Thank you appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Next we'll hear from new wide receiver Nelson Agalore.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like you've adjusted your team new offense
Speaker 3: and you feel comfortable in the system.
Speaker 4: I feel good, feel really good.
Speaker 6: Uh, you know, honestly, really good coaching staff and quality
Speaker 6: teammates that make it easy to adjust.
Speaker 3: I gotta impact you makes this receiver real, Misada vass
Speaker 3: like yourself. What kind of attact you think you could
Speaker 3: have on this office?
Speaker 6: Well, I think, for one, I could be a good teammate,
Speaker 6: you know, do my job as a pro, show up,
Speaker 6: work hard, and add that aspect to it.
Speaker 3: And in parts of my game, you know, to have
Speaker 3: speed and have some experience as a good thing. What
Speaker 3: a pot Coming into the day, it felt right. It
Speaker 3: just felt right.
Speaker 6: I mean a lot of things aligned the right way,
Speaker 6: but it felt right. And then ever since I've been here,
Speaker 6: I think the number one thing is the family atmosphere.
Speaker 3: I feel at home. I feel comfortable, which allows me
Speaker 3: to be myself and play fast. John Ship many times.
Speaker 4: Over in the Offinson Nelson's here, He's working out.
Speaker 7: He just was talking about basically plaints being got in
Speaker 7: Baltimore's important.
Speaker 2: Here that if you up here in the person president kind.
Speaker 6: Of along the road here side, Yeah, I mean whole
Speaker 6: new offense, a new home, a place I wanted to
Speaker 6: be comfortable then as soon as we got here starting
Speaker 6: the season, So why not take advantage of the opportunity
Speaker 6: of OTA is to get better.
Speaker 3: The talent at the.
Speaker 5: Wide receiver position on this team.
Speaker 3: How is that going to benefit of you on the field?
Speaker 5: You know, maybe opponents may be overlooking you and another
Speaker 5: guy or or other guys, and then what do you
Speaker 5: think about, you know, when you're on the field and
Speaker 5: just the talent in this room.
Speaker 6: I think we're a very you know, talented group that
Speaker 6: has to continue to work hard and prepare to perform.
Speaker 6: And then as it goes for the other teams we
Speaker 6: play against, I think, you know, they have to defend
Speaker 6: us all that's the most important thing and for us,
Speaker 6: we just got to make our plays when our numbers called.
Speaker 8: Dawson, what's it been like working with lebar to this
Speaker 8: point and kind of what's your thoughts on him now
Speaker 8: prepared to what it was before you got to play.
Speaker 2: With them up close.
Speaker 3: You know from Afar, you know you always you see Lamar.
Speaker 6: You know he's dynamic, but when you play with him,
Speaker 6: you start to get inside of his understanding of the game,
Speaker 6: how he sees things, you know, the whise to certain throws,
Speaker 6: you know, the reasoning, and also how he sees route running.
Speaker 6: And I've been very impressed by his understanding and his dialogue.
Speaker 6: The type of conversation we have is been very impressed.
Speaker 6: If you know, he's in his fifth year or sixth year,
Speaker 6: I mean, he's not a ten year vet, but he
Speaker 6: leads and has conversations like a very very seasoned guy.
Speaker 3: So that's something I'm grateful for.
Speaker 4: That's not stay touchdowns, the game, subtractices.
Speaker 3: He's going numbers, couples, whining and mental in.
Speaker 6: Eighty six and say telling you three, I mean my job,
Speaker 6: my focus is if my number is called and I
Speaker 6: get opportunity to take advantage of him, you know, and
Speaker 6: that's important.
Speaker 4: You know that.
Speaker 6: That's all I can say. It's important to take advantage
Speaker 6: opportunities because the quarterback gives you opportunity, trusts you, and
Speaker 6: you want to keep his trust.
Speaker 5: It's been assay first year, I place.
Speaker 3: A stay of the course.
Speaker 6: I think the best thing about him is he's so
Speaker 6: electric and he's very confident who he is.
Speaker 3: You know, it's not about being perfect, but confident who
Speaker 3: he is. Great speed, you know, he worked hard.
Speaker 6: I just you know, stay the course and let the
Speaker 6: chips fall they may. I think he's gonna have a
Speaker 6: great season.
Speaker 4: That said Lamar and me is like in the league
Speaker 4: when he asking you have example this stuff?
Speaker 3: He got the dialogue.
Speaker 6: When you have conversations with quarterbacks about what they see
Speaker 6: techniques from DBS leverages, why the balls placed here or there?
Speaker 6: It takes a guy that's seeing enough tape and throwing
Speaker 6: enough balls to tell you his why. So that's a
Speaker 6: very experienced and seasoned thing from a quarterback like Lamar's
Speaker 6: at one.
Speaker 3: Moment that stands out to ue.
Speaker 4: Where's talking about?
Speaker 3: We we have them all the time. We just had
Speaker 3: moments today.
Speaker 6: You know, there's no bad rep whether it's a completion
Speaker 6: or not. If we have an explanation of what you
Speaker 6: see and what you saw what I was doing, then
Speaker 6: we got better. You know, whether it's a you guys
Speaker 6: see a completion or incompletion. I feel like we grow
Speaker 6: from conversation that's also a rep.
Speaker 2: That'd look just for a little movie from.
Speaker 4: The starts for movie.
Speaker 6: Man, I want to have fun and you know, performing
Speaker 6: year nine and get better is there's nothing to it?
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 6: I I feel happy, I'm a part of something special,
Speaker 6: do my job and uh and truly just have some
Speaker 6: fun playing football.
Speaker 4: Three years it's supports. What a stuff that to you?
Speaker 2: Doubt that familiarizing.
Speaker 4: Yourself as.
Speaker 6: Uh Monk's system is a It's a quality system. It's
Speaker 6: not about it being easy. It's about the people that
Speaker 6: are teaching it. He's done a really good job of
Speaker 6: explaining information to us. You know, our receiver coaches have
Speaker 6: done a really good job of teaching us the information
Speaker 6: and you know, and it's it's going the right way.
Speaker 3: We're just getting better.
Speaker 6: And I want to be as versatile as possible. So
Speaker 6: I want to learn every spot and I'm getting better.
Speaker 6: I don't have it all down. I'm just getting better
Speaker 6: and growing with its back up.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Can you ask that again? This receiver group stack ups
Speaker 3: of the best.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, I think we're we're working towards our uh
Speaker 6: you know, peak of explosiveness.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say we're there yet.
Speaker 6: This exact group, So it's hard for me to judge that,
Speaker 6: but I think that we have an opportunity to be
Speaker 6: explosive and we're gonna work on it and we'll be
Speaker 6: on the same page. And you know, reps after reps
Speaker 6: after reps, and then I think by season the picture
Speaker 6: Bill of Claire.
Speaker 2: How well did you know Delph before he got here,
Speaker 2: and how was it gonna describe his personality in the
Speaker 2: room and in the field.
Speaker 6: Uh I, I mean, I've always been a fan of
Speaker 6: Odell from Afar. You know, we played each other while
Speaker 6: he was in New York and I was in Philly.
Speaker 6: And obviously, you know, he always shows love. That's one
Speaker 6: of the greatest things about him as a player is
Speaker 6: despite his level of stardom, he's always been so humble
Speaker 6: to show love to all his peers. And what I
Speaker 6: love about him being here is the humility and the
Speaker 6: family like type energy he's brought to this environment. He's
Speaker 6: a team guy. You know, He's always there for us.
Speaker 6: He talks to us, he shows loves, he gives affection.
Speaker 6: Not only does he want to make his play, he
Speaker 6: celebrates other people making big plays. And that's a special
Speaker 6: quality from a guy with that, you know, type of
Speaker 6: stardom and that type of you know, notoriety in this league.
Speaker 3: So I'm grateful to have a teammate like him.
Speaker 8: From from a football since what does he draw that
Speaker 8: stood out to you.
Speaker 6: I'm he's a competitor. I mean you you see him
Speaker 6: out there. He has great size, great speed, unbelievable hands.
Speaker 6: He can get the ball from up top.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: I just love him as a route runner too, And
Speaker 6: and he's just getting better you think about it, he
Speaker 6: was a year off and just still getting better, you know.
Speaker 3: And I'm happy to have him.
Speaker 1: Appreciate, appreciate y'all.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 1: Next up, safety Kyle Hamilton.
Speaker 7: I mean that's the goal, ultimately Pro Bowl, Super Bowl
Speaker 7: all that. I think top to bottom, where if not
Speaker 7: the deepest team in the NFL from offense, defense, special
Speaker 7: teams all that. And I feel like everybody on the
Speaker 7: field is like I might like a Pro Bowl practice
Speaker 7: every day because just look around. It's just guys everywhere.
Speaker 7: But I mean, yeah, I have high expecation for myself,
Speaker 7: for the team, and I feel like we can make
Speaker 7: all of them come true.
Speaker 3: N what does their energy a more brothing to trying
Speaker 3: to bring out you know, in the defense, a Dolls
Speaker 3: kind of play runs.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean for the offense, I can understand how it'd
Speaker 7: be annoying hearing them all the time because they both
Speaker 7: have very distinct voices and talk NonStop.
Speaker 4: But for us, it gets us going.
Speaker 7: I mean when we have days where you know, it's
Speaker 7: a dog days of camp and guys are feeling a
Speaker 7: little sluggish, those are two of the many guys that
Speaker 7: get us going. And one big play and just big
Speaker 7: energy guys and uh guys like ro Kwon, pek q,
Speaker 7: Daff Mattabik. Everybody's it's contagious on the defense, and it's
Speaker 7: pretty easy to find the auto man out who you.
Speaker 2: Enjoyed covering em, So who gets your ju to score?
Speaker 7: And when you see them, I mean everybody on that side,
Speaker 7: I mean it's easy answers Mark. I mean, he's one
Speaker 7: of the best, if not the best position in the league,
Speaker 7: and I see why on a day to day basis,
Speaker 7: But even guys like Zay, like getting able to tackle
Speaker 7: Zay in open field or just being positioned, there's not
Speaker 7: a lot of guys in the league who can stop
Speaker 7: and start like he can. So it helps us in
Speaker 7: the secondary come down and tackle uh like Isaiah likely
Speaker 7: is another tight end who offers things that are completely
Speaker 7: different to Mark and to change up and and then
Speaker 7: to the receivers like dude super fast.
Speaker 4: Odell has just got full package everything.
Speaker 7: So you get everything that you could possibly look for
Speaker 7: in the offense on our side of the ball every day.
Speaker 4: So I think we're being compared pretty well.
Speaker 1: Onel.
Speaker 4: What you know about preparing year that you can do
Speaker 4: do go left us. It's seasons long.
Speaker 7: It's a long year, and whoever's hitting their stride later
Speaker 7: in the season is who's gonna ultimately come out on top.
Speaker 7: It's easy to go through ebbs and flows throughout the
Speaker 7: season and going to two game win streak and then
Speaker 7: two game losing streak, and it's kind of the story
Speaker 7: of your season. And depending on how you bounce back
Speaker 7: from losses or how you build on wins, just it's
Speaker 7: gonna determine how you end up in February. So hopefully
Speaker 7: we can be the strongest team and peak next early
Speaker 7: next year.
Speaker 3: And Mark's ways interchangeably at times you might still be
Speaker 3: up to full lines, She'll be up a little.
Speaker 2: How does that flexibility help you with the defense and
Speaker 2: then affect your partnership.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it helps because I think we both
Speaker 7: offer a lot of things that we both do pretty well,
Speaker 7: whether that be playing in the post, being rangy, or
Speaker 7: being able to come down and hit. I don't think
Speaker 7: there's necessarily like a free or strong safety when it
Speaker 7: comes to us. I think we're both pretty interchangeable, interchangeable
Speaker 7: when it comes to that, so kind of keep the
Speaker 7: quarterback on his toes because he doesn't know who's gonna
Speaker 7: be playing, what, who's gonna be blitzing, who's gonna be
Speaker 7: covering all that kind of stuff. So I think it
Speaker 7: helps to have that kind of dynamic feel to our room.
Speaker 7: And I think from top to bottom, maybe like Daryl
Speaker 7: Worley and Gino Stone, guys like that, our Darius Washington,
Speaker 7: everybody's pretty versatile in our room, and our dB coaches
Speaker 7: always preach he used to be able to play every
Speaker 7: position in.
Speaker 4: The secondary, So I think we kind of lived by that.
Speaker 3: I feel he's training any last year, what do you think,
Speaker 3: you know, where.
Speaker 4: Do you think here's this?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean Zay coming in last year.
Speaker 7: He just kind of even from rookie minicamp, we just
Speaker 7: kind of looked different than everybody else, just being out
Speaker 7: on the field, the way he moves at his size.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: But from last year to this year, I can just
Speaker 7: tell its confidence. Uh, it's gone up a lot. I mean,
Speaker 7: he proved himself last year that he can produce in
Speaker 7: this league and the offense is getting in more looks
Speaker 7: and stuff like that, more touches deservedly so so uh,
Speaker 7: hopefully we'll be able to make that into a big
Speaker 7: oportunity for himself, and I'm pretty sure that it will.
Speaker 8: It's a good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean twenty twenty what year is it, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 7: twenty twenty three, and twenty twenty two. At this time,
Speaker 7: I feel like are two complete different people. Just mentally,
Speaker 7: I'm making a lot of checks, a lot of calls
Speaker 7: back there, and it's kind of cool, like having guys
Speaker 7: like Rokwon and Patrick looking for me for checks and
Speaker 7: stuff like that and being able to give it to
Speaker 7: them confidently.
Speaker 4: It's a big difference from.
Speaker 7: Last year, and I feel like that was the biggest
Speaker 7: step that I've taken, not even physically, just mentally being
Speaker 7: able to lead out there.
Speaker 4: With calls and checks and stuff like that. You don't
Speaker 4: playing a little bit more, you getting and being able
Speaker 4: to more of a play.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think being in that role I was last year,
Speaker 7: like being a nickel, I think it helps now because
Speaker 7: now we have that card in our back pocket if
Speaker 7: you need to play it. But right now, like you said,
Speaker 7: I've been playing safety and uh, it's helped me a
Speaker 7: lot just being able to play this position at this level.
Speaker 7: And like I said, playing against these guys every day
Speaker 7: doesn't get much better than this. And I think I've
Speaker 7: been prepared very well for the season right now.
Speaker 1: Yes, we'll finish today's press conferences with past game coordinator
Speaker 1: and secondary coach Chris hewittticality.
Speaker 3: That things got helped same.
Speaker 8: Time. A physical I mean that's part of the game, right,
Speaker 8: That's that's that's what we talk about, Raven DNA. We
Speaker 8: talk about guys being physical, and that's at every level
Speaker 8: of our defense, whether that's the corners, safeties, everybody's going
Speaker 8: to wants to be physical, right, So we want guys,
Speaker 8: especially at the corner position, we're going to put hands
Speaker 8: on people of disrupted timing. And then when it comes
Speaker 8: to the the ball being run or we're out in space,
Speaker 8: we're gonna be physical and tackling. That's that's that's regardless
Speaker 8: of wherever we have out there, we got we got
Speaker 8: guys that are gonna be physical.
Speaker 6: Look at ball on the day, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, well, how do you think that who takes gets?
Speaker 5: You think that kind of a history when you.
Speaker 8: Look at it like, that's the thing that jumps out
Speaker 8: to bas That's definitely what he is. He's definitely a
Speaker 8: physical corner. He's an old school guy. He can play like.
Speaker 8: He's got that mentality that he's a you know, linebacker mentality.
Speaker 8: He's coming up when he wants to hit, he's punching
Speaker 8: the ball out.
Speaker 4: I mean you got to you.
Speaker 8: Gotta be on point wherever wherever Marlin's at because he's
Speaker 8: you know, great blitzer.
Speaker 3: You know, he's a total package. He's got the speed, power,
Speaker 3: he's got all of.
Speaker 2: That and the things we live a little now, that's.
Speaker 5: Competition and what stet out.
Speaker 8: Well right now, like I said, right now, we got Marlin,
Speaker 8: he solidified himself as as one of the corners. And
Speaker 8: then we got Rock who's right now he's got the
Speaker 8: nod but jelling armor Davis, he's pushing him as well.
Speaker 3: You know, I look for big things from him coming up.
Speaker 8: But it's gonna be a competition throughout the whole whole
Speaker 8: training camp and we'll find out who comes out of
Speaker 8: him right now. And he's in particular start out to
Speaker 8: making plays. That's that's what we're gonna be greater on.
Speaker 8: And that's what those guys are being great and on.
Speaker 8: They gotta be able to make make plays when it counts.
Speaker 4: We'll play for rope before he got here and since.
Speaker 8: But he's a lot like my thing is, I want
Speaker 8: guys that are being a physical and that's what Rob bring.
Speaker 8: He said, bring to the table. He's a physical corner. Okay,
Speaker 8: he's gonna come up. He's gonna tackle and punches at
Speaker 8: the ball. But he's playing in a different system. He's
Speaker 8: been you know, cover three, covered two type corner. He
Speaker 8: hasn't played a whole bunch of men and all the
Speaker 8: multiple coverages is that we play. So there's a little
Speaker 8: bit of learning curve for him right now. But he's
Speaker 8: getting he's getting there.
Speaker 4: Enjoyed is he's getting more reps now.
Speaker 1: His health.
Speaker 3: His second year, he's climbing all right. Every day.
Speaker 8: Every day is a new day, and we want to
Speaker 8: make make make sure that every day he comes out,
Speaker 8: he's on point, and he's he's doing all the things
Speaker 8: that that we're asking him to do, and great out,
Speaker 8: you know, in a positive and not the negative. We
Speaker 8: find these guys every time they have a negative play,
Speaker 8: so positive plays and we'll see what happens at the
Speaker 8: end of the camp.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 8: You know last year, you know, Chuck had the green dot,
Speaker 8: and Chuck was the guy that was doing all the communicating,
Speaker 8: and you know, he was just.
Speaker 3: Following Chuck's lead.
Speaker 8: Now this year, he's he's got to be the guy
Speaker 8: that's got to run the run, run the back end,
Speaker 8: get everybody lined up. And it's not that he couldn't
Speaker 8: do it. He could always do it. And he's a
Speaker 8: very vocal guy and getting everybody all on the same page.
Speaker 8: And he's done a great job so far.
Speaker 6: Christ can you.
Speaker 7: See seeing stories that guy helping kind of position.
Speaker 1: Back there or hear one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, brand Brandon is a guy.
Speaker 8: He's he's a utility knife. Brandon's played pretty much every
Speaker 8: position and in the back end. He's played corner, he's
Speaker 8: played Nickeola's played diame, and he's played safety and he
Speaker 8: will continue to keeping us him in that inh in
Speaker 8: that aspect to try to get him on the field.
Speaker 3: You know, matchups.
Speaker 8: You know, our our thing here is where we use
Speaker 8: guys that they're interchangeable parts. So you know, wherever we
Speaker 8: see fit that we get the best matchup with him.
Speaker 8: That's who've put him.
Speaker 1: Talk about matchups, reel hesitated film on the guys where
Speaker 1: you can playing matchups doesn't have one value.
Speaker 8: It doesn't have to be one guy.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of guys that you've seen.
Speaker 8: Last year we had we had Kyle playing at the
Speaker 8: nickel position as well, So we got a lot of
Speaker 8: guys that we can use and put it in there.
Speaker 8: But as of right now, it is an open competition
Speaker 8: and we've got you know, Pep, we got Arthur, we
Speaker 8: got a d H, Kyle Marlin, we got a lot
Speaker 8: of guys that can go in there. Even Jailer could
Speaker 8: go and go play play nickels. So it's all all
Speaker 8: about what who comes out of there right now. It's
Speaker 8: a competition.
Speaker 4: The order to see during attend to the next levels
Speaker 4: the schedule with you know.
Speaker 8: He's a he's a veteran and you know he's he's
Speaker 8: he's picked up on the defense really fast. And along
Speaker 8: with that, he's a guy who's again he's physical. Uh,
Speaker 8: he's a he's a great communicator. He stays ahead of
Speaker 8: the play. Uh, he sees formations, calls it out, you know,
Speaker 8: veteran player. So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Chris, Kyle was just an act that guys ever be
Speaker 2: found there in the slot.
Speaker 4: Last year and doing back putting a factor of.
Speaker 8: Back and nes and that that works to win that
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, one more time.
Speaker 4: Runners enough to be a factor in that race, considering
Speaker 4: how important last year.
Speaker 8: As far as the run defense is concerned, right, nobody
Speaker 8: runs the ball on the ball on the Baltimore Raves
Speaker 8: and we want to be top notch when it comes
Speaker 8: to that. But with Kyle, he's gonna be in multiple positions.
Speaker 8: He's gonna play back and he will play up as well.
Speaker 8: So it's just a matter of him getting comfortable playing
Speaker 8: back there in the chemistry with Marcus. So that's where
Speaker 8: he's at right now, being comfortable with the communication with
Speaker 8: with Marcus and playing off each other. And as we
Speaker 8: go throughout camp will assess where we want to use
Speaker 8: him and best suited to l to play. Where have
Speaker 8: you seen the most growth from year one year two
Speaker 8: the most growth. He knows the defense, there's there's he
Speaker 8: doesn't he like you know. Earlier in the year he
Speaker 8: had a lot of growing pains, so he's ahead of
Speaker 8: the plays. This year, he's ahead of the formations down
Speaker 8: in distance and knows how to play now. So we'll
Speaker 8: see big things from Kyla. I expect this guy to
Speaker 8: be a Pro Bowl type player this year.
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