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Speaker 1: how you doing, good man? It's gonna be a hot
Speaker 1: day today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's uh, it doesn't feel like it's June weather yet,
Speaker 2: it feels like outside, feels like it's the morning of
Speaker 2: training camp.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be in the nineties today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you like that?
Speaker 1: All right? So did you get your morning work out
Speaker 1: of it?
Speaker 2: I did, but a little bit on the uh, on
Speaker 2: the il with the hammy.
Speaker 3: So we just got an elevated walk, did.
Speaker 2: Some foam rolling, some stretching, light stretching, and then hopefully we'll.
Speaker 3: We'll get back to it.
Speaker 1: So the EYL is the injured list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it is. It is.
Speaker 2: I went baseball because I didn't want to say the
Speaker 2: injury report.
Speaker 3: It's not. I think I would be game time decision.
Speaker 3: I'd be a pregame.
Speaker 2: Workout, but I think I'd end up going if it
Speaker 2: was the end, if it was a Sunday football.
Speaker 1: You went tough it out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, tough it out for sure.
Speaker 1: All right. So I went to the gym this morning
Speaker 1: and I was jealous of this dude. He asked me
Speaker 1: for a spot and he had one eighty five on
Speaker 1: the bench. Okay, I was thinking, well, maybe it's gonna
Speaker 1: go five seven whatever. Ye had me there just in
Speaker 1: case because he wanted to max out. He went eighteen
Speaker 1: times one eighty.
Speaker 3: Five, eighteen reps for one eighty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was really jealous. That was impressive.
Speaker 2: What's going through your mind when he like when he
Speaker 2: hits ten, like, oh, oh my god, how many are
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 1: No, it was more so, Wow, he's got a lot
Speaker 1: more in him right here. And once he went to ten,
Speaker 1: I knew he was just gonna go. Okay at what
Speaker 1: was he didn't even need me at eighteen?
Speaker 3: But what did you think he was gonna do like
Speaker 3: around ten.
Speaker 1: Oh, he's in there every morning. The dude is Jack.
Speaker 1: He's in really good shape, you know. That's why I
Speaker 1: was wondering, like, how many he's gonna go? Right, you know,
Speaker 1: and goes eighteen? Okay? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is he he a tall guy too?
Speaker 1: No, I'd say he had probably five to ten hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy pounds. Nobody fat Jack, you know, the probably
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty pounds.
Speaker 3: Good for him.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that was inspiring for me this morning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eighteen times?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how many times do you think you could do it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I don't think I
Speaker 1: could do eighteen.
Speaker 3: How many do you think ag could do?
Speaker 1: Ooh, that's a good question.
Speaker 3: He seemed like he could. He could tough out double digits.
Speaker 1: All right, So you're and so you're transitioning right to
Speaker 1: Aaron Glennon. That's good. So here's how we're gonna start
Speaker 1: with the background information here that the Jets had ten OTAs.
Speaker 1: The media and myself and you and Caroline and other
Speaker 1: folks were out there to only watch three practices. So
Speaker 1: you're getting a small view of OTAs here this spring.
Speaker 1: It's thirty percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's and it's also I know coach Glenn says
Speaker 2: it all the time.
Speaker 3: They're an underwear, They're an underwear.
Speaker 2: It's you know, I'll never forget two thousand and I
Speaker 2: guess it would have been seventeen. My it was my
Speaker 2: second season the Jets had drafted a rookie or this
Speaker 2: was twenty eighteen Mini camp. They drafted Chad Hanson. In
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen, Chad Hanson had a fantastic spring and everyone
Speaker 2: was calling it like the Spring of Chad. Chad Hanson
Speaker 2: looked like he had taken the sophomore jump, and he had.
Speaker 3: He had. He routed up Morris Claiborne in the spring.
Speaker 2: And then I remember, you know, Todd was to send
Speaker 2: Todd Bowles at the time was like, basically, don't pay
Speaker 2: attention to that. It's just just a spring. Pads are off,
Speaker 2: Let's see what happens. And then Chad Hanson, let's just say,
Speaker 2: came back to Earth a little bit in the spring
Speaker 2: or in the summer, should I say so?
Speaker 1: Look at youth ro On Hanson and Molk Claiborne out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, two Jets legends, very good in the immaculate grid.
Speaker 2: By the way, if you need Morris Claiborne for a
Speaker 2: little Cowboy jet, maybe even Chief jet, that's a good
Speaker 2: immaculate grid answer right there.
Speaker 1: All right, let's start with Aaron Glenn. I was watching
Speaker 1: some practice highlights that you can check out in New
Speaker 1: York Jests dot com or YouTube or any of our
Speaker 1: social platforms, and you notice on the back of his
Speaker 1: shirts his grind. That's been kind of a mantra around
Speaker 1: here that the Jets are gonna work. And one thing
Speaker 1: that stood out to you yesterday that we're talking about
Speaker 1: here in the halls is that Josh Reynolds said, no surprise,
Speaker 1: we're gonna work here.
Speaker 2: And that's coming from a guy that was on the
Speaker 2: opposite side of the ball with Aaron Glenn in Detroit,
Speaker 2: which I thought was cool. And you know what was
Speaker 2: the question the media asked him, like, Oh, are people
Speaker 2: coming up to you asking like what's coach Glenn like
Speaker 2: or what does he think or whatever? And Reynolds said no,
Speaker 2: because he'll just tell you straight up. And that seems
Speaker 2: to be another theme from the players that Coach Glenn
Speaker 2: tells it how it is in real time too. It's
Speaker 2: not like one of those things where you have to
Speaker 2: kind of guess where you stand with him, like he'll
Speaker 2: just tell you this is what I saw.
Speaker 3: I didn't like it.
Speaker 2: This is what I saw. I liked it, and let's
Speaker 2: move on. Reynolds did say to your point, people come
Speaker 2: up to him like, Hey, what's training camp gonna be like,
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, we're gonna work.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I'm expecting the grind.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on AG because my early takeaway is that
Speaker 1: he's constant movement. He's always in motion. Like if you
Speaker 1: see him in one spot in individual drills, he'll be
Speaker 1: with a different positional grid. It seems like a minute later,
Speaker 1: then a minute later he's across the field, maybe switching
Speaker 1: sides from offense to defense. He's hopping around. Because if
Speaker 1: you see Glenn, he's never staying in one spot, constantly
Speaker 1: has his eyes and everything. And that's the way he
Speaker 1: said he was gonna be in terms of hey, I'm
Speaker 1: not calling defensive plays. Yes, I was a defensive coordinator Detroit.
Speaker 1: Steve Wilkes is gonna call defensive plays, and I got
Speaker 1: Tanner here is gonna handle the offense. And obviously Chris
Speaker 1: Bancho is a special teams coordinator, but he's got his
Speaker 1: hand on everything in terms of being evolved.
Speaker 2: I liked that he calls up practice and says like
Speaker 2: this is unacceptable if that's what he thinks. I remember,
Speaker 2: I remember who said it, but someone was talking about
Speaker 2: how he called up practice. I don't think it was
Speaker 2: a public day, and he was like, I didn't like
Speaker 2: the energy yesterday, or yeah, I didn't like the players talking.
Speaker 3: Let's say on a Thursday.
Speaker 1: I think that was justin fields last week.
Speaker 2: Right, So, but the ota we saw was a Thursday,
Speaker 2: so I guess Wednesday's practice wasn't what Glenn had hoped
Speaker 2: for in terms of energy, so he called it up
Speaker 2: in the middle of like this, I don't like this,
Speaker 2: like fix it and then get back and then they
Speaker 2: got back to work.
Speaker 3: So I think it's cool.
Speaker 2: I think in a way, coach Glenn very much embodies
Speaker 2: like the stereotypical New Yorker, you know, just kind of
Speaker 2: like cutthroat to the point like I'll tell you how
Speaker 2: it is. It's not going to be demeaning. But if
Speaker 2: you don't like it, fix it. And I think that's cool.
Speaker 2: And you know, I think that it's a little bit different.
Speaker 1: So we're up in the balcony second floor outside, so
Speaker 1: we're not field level. So sometimes when something's happening and
Speaker 1: you see a group of players, converge can't actually see
Speaker 1: who's exchanging pleasantries. It seemed like temperatures rose during Wednesday's
Speaker 1: open workout, and ag brought them together and said, hey, fellas,
Speaker 1: weren't underwear, no need for this right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that's another example of like coach Glenn just
Speaker 2: not really liking what he's saying, brings him up, stop
Speaker 2: it and let's start over. And you know, it's interesting,
Speaker 2: I think that in camp, as in training camp, like
Speaker 2: tempers really do flair. You kind of saw some of
Speaker 2: the guys on the outside of the huddle joking around,
Speaker 2: like I don't know.
Speaker 3: How serious the tempers were flaring, but.
Speaker 2: It did feel a little like joky at times, and
Speaker 2: so I think maybe I was a part of the
Speaker 2: reason that he called it up at.
Speaker 1: The end of the skirmishes or verbal altercations. We should say.
Speaker 1: It was definitely very vocal out there on the field.
Speaker 1: And one thing that stood out after practice is Aaron
Speaker 1: Glenn said the competes are getting to where they need
Speaker 1: to be a level he's creating a standard tier. He's
Speaker 1: telling the players, this is where you have to be
Speaker 1: every time you're out there on the practice field, and
Speaker 1: he's encouraged by where they're at right now. Again, the
Speaker 1: Jets have not practiced in pads and that won't happen
Speaker 1: until July twenty three, twenty four, or maybe even beyond that.
Speaker 1: So we got a ways to go. But the off
Speaker 1: season is quickly coming to an end.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And didn't coach Glenn say like, it's kind of
Speaker 2: crazy how quick it's been, But it really, it really
Speaker 2: is kind of wild to think about that. Coach Glenn
Speaker 2: feels like he's been here for a long time, but
Speaker 2: he's been here since what January? Yep, So it's it's
Speaker 2: it's been quick. But also to your point on the
Speaker 2: practices being loud, like Malachi Moore, who's a rookie, had
Speaker 2: the pick six the other day and he's he's celebrating
Speaker 2: with his teammates. Jalen Simpson had to pick he does
Speaker 2: a back a cartwheel into a backflip to end practice.
Speaker 2: Like those two guys specifically stand out to me because
Speaker 2: you can really sense the I don't know if confidence
Speaker 2: is the word, but the Jets defense were loud the
Speaker 2: day and the offense to speaking right back at Adam
Speaker 2: like the fourth and fourteen conversion from Tyrod Taylor to
Speaker 2: Xavier Gibson, like the offense was clapping back at the defense.
Speaker 2: And to bring this all full circle, like, you really
Speaker 2: do see the competitive nature on both sides of the
Speaker 2: ball coming to life, which is cool because there's only
Speaker 2: so much you can take away from practices without pads.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's clear what kind of team that Aaron wants.
Speaker 1: He wants these guys to be disciplined, detailed, and again
Speaker 1: he wants their competition level just to be on match
Speaker 1: throughout the National Football League. All right, So let's get
Speaker 1: to the players. Justin fields. He's working under a fourth
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator five years in Tanner Angstrand. This is his
Speaker 1: third professional team entering season five, former number eleven or
Speaker 1: overall pick in twenty twenty one. As we all know,
Speaker 1: early impressions.
Speaker 2: Well, the early impressions is for me is that he's dynamic,
Speaker 2: and I know that's not news, but when you see it,
Speaker 2: it's a little different.
Speaker 3: Like when he takes.
Speaker 2: The ball, rolls out either way, there's nothing there and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, he takes off and it's kind
Speaker 2: of a foot race to the sideline and he's running very,
Speaker 2: very quickly. It's a different dynamic than what the Jets
Speaker 2: have had for a long time. So I think that's
Speaker 2: something that we won't really be able to see the
Speaker 2: full benefit of until the regular season or really the
Speaker 2: preseason if he plays, because I feel like there's so
Speaker 2: much that you can't see from a quarterback perspective in
Speaker 2: practices with that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, the Jets have never had a quarterback with
Speaker 1: this kind of skill set. And it's interesting because we
Speaker 1: can't talk about, Okay, this guy was lining up with
Speaker 1: these folks in terms of first team starters and things
Speaker 1: like that, and also formations what we can say about
Speaker 1: justin fields is to your point, as far as in
Speaker 1: the run game, he just adds a different dynamic and
Speaker 1: it's gonna be fascinating to see how this thing develops.
Speaker 1: The other thing that I do want to comment on
Speaker 1: a little bit is that I know a lot of
Speaker 1: people are saying a couple of the reporters have talked
Speaker 1: about and I'm not taking shots here, but they have said,
Speaker 1: you know, he's held on the ball a little bit.
Speaker 1: I do want to say that, Okay, he's learning a
Speaker 1: new system too, and he is also learning his receivers now.
Speaker 1: The only guy that he's had previous experience with is
Speaker 1: Garrett Wilson as we know. So I mean there's gonna
Speaker 1: be steps along the way. I think he's passed the
Speaker 1: ball well, and again in fields, he provides the Jets
Speaker 1: a different dimension than they've ever had this franchise going
Speaker 1: back to nineteen sixty. I'm not saying he's gonna be
Speaker 1: a Hall of Fame player. I'm not saying he's All
Speaker 1: Pro next year, But how is thing going to develop?
Speaker 1: How many runs per game is Angstrand going to call
Speaker 1: for him? How many RPOs per game? Potentially could the
Speaker 1: Jets call for fields? Because this is a guy who
Speaker 1: very recently rushed for more than a thousand yards in
Speaker 1: his career. He's averaged more than fifty yards per game
Speaker 1: on the ground, and again you're pairing him up in
Speaker 1: offensive backfield with Breest Hall, Braylan Allen and Isaiah Davis.
Speaker 1: All those guys can do damage.
Speaker 2: I think the other thing, whether it's justin fields on
Speaker 2: the ground or justin fields as a passer, Brian Baldinger
Speaker 2: said it on NFL Network recently, this might be the
Speaker 2: best offensive line that Justin Fields has played behind in
Speaker 2: his career, And so you know that's something to take
Speaker 2: into account too.
Speaker 3: And you know, Pittsburgh, I.
Speaker 2: Think that was a pretty good offensive line, and especially
Speaker 2: when Fields was starting for them in the first six
Speaker 2: games before they dealt with some injuries and he went
Speaker 2: four and two, And you know, I think that I
Speaker 2: think it'll be interesting to see because I don't think
Speaker 2: it's gonna be one of those training camps where you're
Speaker 2: gonna be like, oh my, you're gonna be wowed by
Speaker 2: the offense. I think you'll see progression. I think that
Speaker 2: you'll see moments be like, wow, that was dynamic in
Speaker 2: this term.
Speaker 3: We saw Garrett Wilson have a sick catch the other day.
Speaker 2: But like, I really think the crazy part or the
Speaker 2: part about Fields that you can't evaluate is on game
Speaker 2: day because he's not gonna take off against the defense, lower.
Speaker 3: His shoulder or slide or whatever.
Speaker 2: He's gonna wear the red non content jersey, you'd imagine.
Speaker 2: So there's only so much to me from an evaluation
Speaker 2: perspective that will truly be able to get a field
Speaker 2: for what this offense.
Speaker 3: Will look like.
Speaker 1: The dudes really like him too. He's got a calmness,
Speaker 1: a poise about him, of confidence, and I liked last
Speaker 1: week how he responded when he said some of the
Speaker 1: coaches said, Hey, we need you to be a little
Speaker 1: bit more vocal here and the guys are gonna feed
Speaker 1: off your energy. And a following day, Hey, when we
Speaker 1: were out there, you saw him bouncing around and being
Speaker 1: a little bit more vocal, and you saw the guys
Speaker 1: gravitating towards their leader.
Speaker 2: And Garrett Wilson said, he might be a quiet dude,
Speaker 2: but he's pretty commanding in the huddle. And obviously that's
Speaker 2: something that we're not privy to because we're not in
Speaker 2: the huddle. But look, I'd take Garrett's word for it.
Speaker 2: He only played with him for a couple of years
Speaker 2: at Ohio State. Like, I think that it'll be a
Speaker 2: cool dynamic and it's I think.
Speaker 3: He's just a quiet dude off the field.
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody seems to have said that, whether it's
Speaker 2: coach Glenn Garrett, John Simpson, but they all seem to
Speaker 2: really like what they have in terms of justin fields,
Speaker 2: not only as a player, but as a leader as well.
Speaker 1: I like what I've seen from fields on the field.
Speaker 1: I like what I've seen from fields off the field.
Speaker 1: He was in the studio here last week, and I
Speaker 1: like the way the players talk about him and his
Speaker 1: coach talks about him as well. This is kind of
Speaker 1: a cool moment for him, where, hey, you have some
Speaker 1: offensive line pieces, you do have a very talented offensive backfield,
Speaker 1: you have been reunited with one of the top receivers
Speaker 1: in the National Football League and Garrett Wilson. You have
Speaker 1: some other interesting skill position players that we're gonna get
Speaker 1: to here in a second. I just think that. And
Speaker 1: he's also been around the league for four years now,
Speaker 1: so he has that experience under his belt. So I
Speaker 1: think all these things coming together again. And we talked
Speaker 1: two fields last week, and I talked about talked about fields.
Speaker 1: Is that I'm excited to see where this goes. But again,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be times out there where, hey, it doesn't
Speaker 1: necessarily look unbelievable for the offense, especially in training camp,
Speaker 1: because again, you're one of the system. You're installing, you're
Speaker 1: going over installation. The defense is putting some things in,
Speaker 1: They're gonna throw different things at you as well, But
Speaker 1: I've been encouraged.
Speaker 3: I've been encouraged too, and.
Speaker 2: I think it'll be really cool to see the progression
Speaker 2: between now and training camp, because obviously this is the
Speaker 2: first time of the year where like they're really getting
Speaker 2: into installs, especially when you listen to what coach Glenn
Speaker 2: said where phases one and two of the offseason program
Speaker 2: he wanted the players to focus on nothing but strength
Speaker 2: and conditioning. Phase three, He's like, look, yes, we do
Speaker 2: have installs, but I want the players main focus to
Speaker 2: be on identifying and creating a culture what they want
Speaker 2: the identity.
Speaker 3: Of this team to be. And then.
Speaker 2: The time between the end of Mini camp and training camp,
Speaker 2: everyone disperses. You'd imagine that they try to dive into
Speaker 2: the playbook as much as possible, and then training camp
Speaker 2: day one really get going in terms of what you
Speaker 2: want the ex's and oster.
Speaker 3: Looks like from a schematics standpoint.
Speaker 1: Let's go up a level. We talked about the quarterback
Speaker 1: a little bit to suck about the offensive line young, yeah,
Speaker 1: very talented. You know we were talking about the other
Speaker 1: day Chucks or kor four. He's the guy up front
Speaker 1: who has the most experienced seventy eight games in the
Speaker 1: National Football League, sixty starts. You got Josh Myers who
Speaker 1: comes in from Green Bay, who's competing up front fifty
Speaker 1: six games with the Packers, fifty six starts. Then after
Speaker 1: that you would well, actually in between, you got Simpson,
Speaker 1: the Jets left guard, who's sixty nine games, fifty five starts.
Speaker 1: Then you got the young guys tackle position and center
Speaker 1: with Joe Tipman, Olo fashion new enter in year two,
Speaker 1: and of course armand Membu there who's competing to be
Speaker 1: the guy at the right tackle spot.
Speaker 3: It's like it's an impressive group.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially from a physical standpoint, Olu. I think people
Speaker 2: forget how big he is. Like if he's six six,
Speaker 2: he's a big dude. He looks like he put on
Speaker 2: some weight in a good way. Going from year one
Speaker 2: to year two. John Simpson is a big guy. Jo
Speaker 2: Tipmans remember the book out on him was like centers
Speaker 2: don't come this tall, avt big dude. Membo might be
Speaker 2: the smallest one of the bunch, but he's also the
Speaker 2: youngest of the bunch, and so I think it's a
Speaker 2: really impressive group.
Speaker 1: I think that and Membo is only going to get
Speaker 1: stronger I will say exactly, he carries his weight quite well.
Speaker 3: He does six'.
Speaker 1: FOUR i think he's listed to three thirty three thirty. Two,
Speaker 1: listen he's gonna get. Stronger because this is not really
Speaker 1: true off.
Speaker 2: Season it kind of reminds me OF, avt like his
Speaker 2: rookie year to now WHERE avt comes in and you're, like,
Speaker 2: yeah it's like a big. Dude but you look AT
Speaker 2: avt in twenty twenty one versus twenty twenty. Five he's obviously.
Speaker 2: Older he knows how to how to train. More he
Speaker 2: has a full off, season multiple of training for THE
Speaker 2: nfl as opposed to training for The, combine then training
Speaker 2: for your, progay then training the way you want. TO
Speaker 2: i Remember Joe tipman said something after his rookie year
Speaker 2: where he was, SAYING i can't wait to just work
Speaker 2: out the WAY i want to work out out and
Speaker 2: work out for THE nfl for The, jets not just
Speaker 2: for The combine and for Pro. Day so to your,
Speaker 2: POINT i Think membu carries his weight really well and
Speaker 2: he moves really, Well like that's that's apparent at this
Speaker 2: time in the. Spring BUT i think to your, point
Speaker 2: he'll just get stronger as soon as Between mini camp
Speaker 2: and training.
Speaker 1: CAMP avt forty three games in his, career forty three.
Speaker 1: Starts we could get to so much here. OFFENSIVELY i
Speaker 1: wanted to talk about tight ends. Quickly Mason. Taylor, again they're.
Speaker 1: Shorts he's a. Rookie it's hard not to be excited
Speaker 1: from what you're seeing from eighty.
Speaker 3: Five, yeah AND i think the hands stand.
Speaker 2: OUT i remember there was one play in our most
Speaker 2: recent public session where he caught a. BALL i think
Speaker 2: it Was marcelino McCrary. Ball the linebacker tried to swap
Speaker 2: the ball out of his, hands like upon cop contact
Speaker 2: of the ball going into the gloves Of Mason taylor's,
Speaker 2: hands and.
Speaker 3: He tried to swat he hit four.
Speaker 2: Arm ball remained exactly Where Mason taylor caught. It it
Speaker 2: seems again early no pads seems to have pretty strong,
Speaker 2: hands and you, know not for, nothing you.
Speaker 3: KNOW i do Think Jeremy ruckert looks a little bigger. Too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so and you talk about being, reunited maybe that's
Speaker 2: someone that takes a step up going into twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five than what we've. Seen Aaron glenn said he thought
Speaker 2: there was a lot of meat on the bone With.
Speaker 3: Jeremy ruckert in terms of HIS nfl.
Speaker 1: Career so you can check this out in A New
Speaker 1: york just dot. Com they put up highlights from this third,
Speaker 1: ota the third open, ota and a number of those
Speaker 1: plays were inside the red, zone And Mason taylor was getting.
Speaker 1: BUSY i, mean he's an inviting. Target he's actually bigger
Speaker 1: in person THAN i feel like the film that showed,
Speaker 1: it you, know and so in team drill sometimes we've
Speaker 1: seen him get some space over the middle and to your,
Speaker 1: point sure handed dude locks it. In then he's got
Speaker 1: some yack ability butt in the red. Zone he was flashing.
Speaker 1: Here and you're right about ruck because not only does
Speaker 1: he have that relationship with, fields but this is his
Speaker 1: fourth season and maybe the competition amongst that group that
Speaker 1: Includes Stone smart is going to push these guys to another.
Speaker 2: Level AND i don't think this guy That i'm about
Speaker 2: to mention is listed at tight. End but you, Know
Speaker 2: Andrew beck the full, BACK i think he's been getting
Speaker 2: pretty active here in the spring as, well and some
Speaker 2: of which has come from the tight end. Spot and you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i think That Andrew beck IS i don't know if.
Speaker 3: The jets will carry a full. Back obviously neither of us.
Speaker 2: Do But Andrew beck is someone who has a lot
Speaker 2: of experience in the, league and you, KNOW i wouldn't
Speaker 2: sleep on him entering training camp because, sure there Is
Speaker 2: jeremy Rutger There's Mason. Taylor to your, point There's Stone,
Speaker 2: smart There's Zach, kunz There's Neil. Johnson you, KNOW i
Speaker 2: Think beck is very much in the. Mix is there
Speaker 2: as well because he has experienced as a pass, catcher
Speaker 2: as a full. Back he also In houston he had
Speaker 2: a kickoff return. Touchdown they, tried someone tried to squib,
Speaker 2: it he got.
Speaker 3: It and he ran it.
Speaker 1: Back, hey the more you can do exactly teams experience
Speaker 1: and special teams is going to be an emphasis. Here
Speaker 1: very interesting to see what it all looks like when
Speaker 1: everybody gets the pads. On but through three OTAs you,
Speaker 1: know eighty five is. Jump Mason taylor has, jumped and
Speaker 1: to your, point rutgerd has gotten involved as. Well so
Speaker 1: maybe from all offensive philosophical discussion or perspect you're going
Speaker 1: to see the tight ends with The. Jets you, know
Speaker 1: it's a new, system but we Saw detroit's tight ends
Speaker 1: what they could do and how much they were used.
Speaker 2: Totally, YEAH i mean it's hard not. To you, KNOW
Speaker 2: i often struggle BECAUSE i try. TO i often struggle
Speaker 2: thinking About detroit's offense because the personnel at quarterback is
Speaker 2: so different than what The jets.
Speaker 3: Have but obviously it's easy to think, about all.
Speaker 2: Right Aaron glenn came From, Detroit Tanner engstrand comes From.
Speaker 2: Detroit Ben johnson obviously goes From detroit To, chicago and you're, like,
Speaker 2: well maybe it'll look kind of like like some elements
Speaker 2: will look the, same like how the tight end is.
Speaker 2: Used The lions have a one to two punch out running,
Speaker 2: Back Aaron glenn. Said The jets have a one two
Speaker 2: three punch out running back With Breest, Hall Braylan allen
Speaker 2: And Isaiah. Davis LIKE i think you would imagine The
Speaker 2: jets would want to try to establish the run in
Speaker 2: every single, game especially with the dynamic element of justin.
Speaker 2: Fields that's not something that That detroit has With Jared.
Speaker 2: Goff So i'm really interested to see what are the
Speaker 2: principles Of detroit's offense That Tanner engstrand is going to
Speaker 2: try to replicate here with The, Jets BECAUSE i don't,
Speaker 2: KNOW i don't know What detroit does that The jets
Speaker 2: do and vice, versa or The jets want to do
Speaker 2: because the personnel is.
Speaker 1: Just a little. Different, yeah and this coaching staff has
Speaker 1: been emphasizing play, style play, style, violent, physical both sides
Speaker 1: of the, ball wide receiver. Position you like that mantra de,
Speaker 1: mantra no, block no.
Speaker 2: Rock, YEAH i MEAN i think it goes hand in
Speaker 2: hand to WHAT i just, Said, LIKE i think The
Speaker 2: jets are going to try to establish.
Speaker 1: Got bigger dudes. ON i mean these. Guys you Got
Speaker 1: reynolds on the, outside he loves the physicality. Aspect Alan,
Speaker 1: hazard the book on him has always been that. Blocker,
Speaker 1: yeah it's very good. Blocker these guys got.
Speaker 3: Some Tyler johnson has size.
Speaker 1: Too there you. Go so that's a guy we're probably
Speaker 1: not talking enough about, IT i.
Speaker 3: Think Tyler. Johnson, YEAH i agree with.
Speaker 2: That, well you, KNOW i think what to your, point
Speaker 2: the biggest difference of The jets receiver room is just
Speaker 2: the size.
Speaker 1: ASPECT A smith will get after you.
Speaker 2: Too, yeah like realistically of the, guys you, KNOW i
Speaker 2: know he's not practicing right, now but LIKE Irv Charles
Speaker 2: Special Teams, demon he's a big dude.
Speaker 3: TOO i think really the.
Speaker 2: Size the smallest dude on the team at receivers Probably Xavier,
Speaker 2: kipson but he's obviously been a weapon in special. Teams
Speaker 2: and you asked a great question the other, Day Xavior
Speaker 2: gibson changes number from eighty two to.
Speaker 3: Three he looks. Quicker is it the? Number is it?
Speaker 3: Him is it? BOTH i don't, know but he's FLASHED.
Speaker 1: U he definitely has. Flash BUT i do feel like
Speaker 1: when people are talking about the number two receiver position
Speaker 1: defaults and The reynolds And, lazard where we should talk
Speaker 1: some more About Tyler johnson as. Well, YEAH i, Agree
Speaker 1: and ALSO i do think again not coach speak, here
Speaker 1: but they're gonna use a lot of different. Personnels SO
Speaker 1: i think we get caught up in this tagline that
Speaker 1: who's the number two and who's the NUMBER i don't,
Speaker 1: KNOW i don't necessarily know if that's gonna be so
Speaker 1: important that where The jets downstairs are, like who's the?
Speaker 1: Two all these guys are gonna get some run whomever is.
Speaker 2: Here and to your, point The jets have a plethora
Speaker 2: of backs that they could line up two running backs
Speaker 2: at the same, time they could line up two tight
Speaker 2: ends And Mason, taylor for, example or Or Stone smart
Speaker 2: and so well here's the other thing, too So. Smart
Speaker 2: i'm glad you mentioned him because he has a receiver.
Speaker 2: Body he's a transition receiver to tight.
Speaker 3: End you.
Speaker 2: Know this just came to my mind. Too obviously with The.
Speaker 2: Lions Jamison williams was fantastic this past season For, detroit
Speaker 2: but that was really his breakout Here amen ra has
Speaker 2: been the number one for a while. There who's been
Speaker 2: the number.
Speaker 3: Two historically over the past couple of. Years, LIKE i
Speaker 3: don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 2: Question all that to, Say detroit was still very successful
Speaker 2: because they ran the ball. Well they had a number
Speaker 2: of different, options whether It's montgomery And gibbs in the,
Speaker 2: Backfield laporta at tight. End Josh reynolds was there In
Speaker 2: detroit for a little bit as. Well like to, me
Speaker 2: that could be what The, jets how The jets implement their.
Speaker 2: Offense it doesn't need to be so The jets have
Speaker 2: a wide receiver one And Garrett wilson who is wide receiver,
Speaker 2: too or else they won't be.
Speaker 3: SUCCESSFUL i don't think that's the.
Speaker 1: Case Garrett wilson has another level in, him AND i
Speaker 1: think that's.
Speaker 2: Scary oh, yeah oh, YEAH i mean you could. LOOK
Speaker 2: i think that, Obviously garrett's very.
Speaker 1: Competitive that's the understatement of the year on the.
Speaker 2: Podcast BUT i think you can kind, of you, know
Speaker 2: you can kind of see it when he's talking to the,
Speaker 2: Media like so he's very.
Speaker 3: Like, calm very.
Speaker 2: Polite he answers questions and gives thought to his. Answers to,
Speaker 2: me you could kind of tell those like there might
Speaker 2: be kind of a it's go time mode for.
Speaker 1: Him his body control is, ridiculous his speed is. Crazy
Speaker 1: he's got this unique ability to make everything look, similar
Speaker 1: and there's such a basketball he's he's got such a
Speaker 1: basketball element to his game in terms of the route
Speaker 1: running that like the, crossovers, yeah and what he does
Speaker 1: at the top of the, routes, yep the point how
Speaker 1: he can and how he can contort his, body and
Speaker 1: how he can get off the line of. SCRIMMAGE i,
Speaker 1: mean there's not enough superlatives that you can throw at,
Speaker 1: chief if you.
Speaker 2: Know WHAT i like most about What i've seen From
Speaker 2: garrett in the spring is that he's running every single
Speaker 2: ball all he gets pretty much to the end zone
Speaker 2: on the far side of the field and you, know get.
Speaker 1: That's what they want from but that's what they want from,
Speaker 1: him Becase Sean jefferson said it last week that, hey
Speaker 1: he's kind of a lead by example. Guys he's another
Speaker 1: guy that we're asking him to be more, vocal, right
Speaker 1: they want him to take that leadership, role AND i
Speaker 1: think you can talk about. It he seems like he's embracing.
Speaker 2: It, YEAH i think, So AND i think, that you,
Speaker 2: know Coach glenn said, it when you're when you're when
Speaker 2: your top players at any position are here during the voluntary,
Speaker 2: stage even it's for even if it's for the most
Speaker 2: part of the voluntary, stage and you're the guy that's
Speaker 2: first and, drills you catch the, ball you run all
Speaker 2: the way and finish your rep to the other end.
Speaker 2: Zone like to, ME i think that sets the standard
Speaker 2: and sets the identity the, culture you, know how you
Speaker 2: want every everyone to be on this. Team so to
Speaker 2: Have Garrett wilson essentially be that for the wide, receivers
Speaker 2: especially considering that's a pretty young room Behind lazard And,
Speaker 2: reynolds you, KNOW i think that that's really cool to
Speaker 2: see and you do see the growth and the maturation
Speaker 2: Of Garrett wilson even in small things like.
Speaker 1: That amongst some of these guys who are. Undrafted i'm
Speaker 1: gonna have my eyes On Jamal pritchet's.
Speaker 3: About to say, That, yeah he's.
Speaker 1: Flashed he's flashed out here and, turns, yeah and he.
Speaker 1: Returns that's. Right you, know he's coming off a season
Speaker 1: where he led The Sun belt with the eleven and
Speaker 1: twenty six receiving, yards school record ninety one. Receptions we're
Speaker 1: twenty five more than the next best receiver in the.
Speaker 1: Conference and to your, point he's got returnability. Too, yeah
Speaker 1: so there's.
Speaker 2: Nothing he can do about the thirty six. Number it's
Speaker 2: just kind of a tough number for a. Receiver that that's.
Speaker 1: Tough it's gonna take us a while to get used to, that,
Speaker 1: yeah because every time you see, it LIKE i, said
Speaker 1: a running.
Speaker 3: Back, Honestly i've had that thought sped a.
Speaker 1: Running back who's got some really crazy running.
Speaker 2: Ability especially because special teams happens.
Speaker 3: First So i'm, like all, right thirty six back.
Speaker 2: There i'm like running, back, like wait a, minute why
Speaker 2: is thirty six lining up Out? Why two periods, later
Speaker 2: it's because It's Jamal.
Speaker 3: Pritchett just a tough, number.
Speaker 1: All, right let's take a break and then we're gonna
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Speaker 2: we're just gonna probably knowing him will probably want some
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Speaker 3: Good what are you gonna?
Speaker 1: DO i don't. Know it feels like a month. Away
Speaker 1: it's next. Week we'll see play by year. Grants, yeah all,
Speaker 1: right let's suck, Defense, okay anything?
Speaker 2: Popping, Yeah Quincy williams popping not even from his play,
Speaker 2: really from how vocal he's. Been you were mentioning how on,
Speaker 2: offense and the example you gave Was Garrett. Wilson they
Speaker 2: Want garrett to take like the next step as a
Speaker 2: Leader Quincy.
Speaker 3: Williams same.
Speaker 2: Thing quincy has been so, vocal not even from a
Speaker 2: hey do, this do, that but he's calling things.
Speaker 3: Out we're on to your. Point we're on the balcony up.
Speaker 2: Here you can hear him as clear AS i can
Speaker 2: hear you right now in the. Studio like he has
Speaker 2: been very, loud very, Vocal AND i think that that's
Speaker 2: this process of or the growth SHOULD i, say Of
Speaker 2: Quincy williams has been a parent even and we're not
Speaker 2: even in pads.
Speaker 1: Yet early on in team periods this, week he was
Speaker 1: all over the place and you're seeing the. Uppercut the
Speaker 1: uppercut is read plays really. Well is movement is. Excellent
Speaker 1: and then that pairing with him and sure, would it's
Speaker 1: gonna be one of the better linebacker tandems in the. League.
Speaker 2: TOTALLY i think if you're A jets, fan you're, excited
Speaker 2: and if you're already looking at training camp battles Like
Speaker 2: i'm looking at who's behind, them because that's another bit
Speaker 2: of a crowded.
Speaker 1: Room you just Mentioned, marcellino And.
Speaker 2: Marcellino he had a four punch out forced. Fumble he's
Speaker 2: been a special team STALWART yep over the. YEARS i
Speaker 2: Mean Keiko, malinoa the, rookie he's huge by the. Way,
Speaker 2: yeah like he looks like an old school.
Speaker 3: Linebacker oh, yeah.
Speaker 1: Well it's the old school mic At, miami of.
Speaker 2: Course and then Who Zaire, BARNES i think looks a
Speaker 2: little bigger Like Zaire barnes has been his EARLY nfl
Speaker 2: career has been kind of hampered by. Injuries i'd, say you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i think That i'm intrigued by the unknown there
Speaker 2: because he's a guy that when he was, drafted had
Speaker 2: special teams experience At Western, michigan and you, know to,
Speaker 2: ME i think that he's a guy that looks a
Speaker 2: little bit more like the part of a.
Speaker 1: Linebacker we talked About Mason taylor a little. BIT i
Speaker 1: Think Melachi moore has also been. Impressive you mentioned him
Speaker 1: in your practice takeaways yesterday as. Well and he's a
Speaker 1: guy that when we look at the safety, position we
Speaker 1: Know cisk goes in, there and you Know Tony adams
Speaker 1: returns as. Well it's going to be interesting to watch
Speaker 1: him develop throughout training camp Because moore is a guy
Speaker 1: did a lot of things in That alabama defensive, backfield
Speaker 1: and The jets were quite happy to get him where
Speaker 1: they did.
Speaker 2: So much so they traded up to get, him AND
Speaker 2: i think it's also interesting That malachi more obviously like.
Speaker 3: At.
Speaker 2: Alabama he was the first true freshman to start An
Speaker 2: alabama season opener Since Minka. Fitzpatrick Coach saban trusted. Him
Speaker 2: he plays the star, position he gets, Hurt Brian branch
Speaker 2: takes over for, him he gets. Drafted Then Brian branch
Speaker 2: ends up telling Coach glenn About moore and gave him
Speaker 2: a little bit of an insight there that led to
Speaker 2: The jets feeling comfortable and wanting to draft him trade
Speaker 2: up to get him in the fourth. Round and THEN
Speaker 2: i think the coolest part About Malachai moore At alabama
Speaker 2: when you look at the, career arc starts as a true,
Speaker 2: Freshman Brian branch eventually takes over for him at The.
Speaker 2: Star malachai more than two time team captain After branch
Speaker 2: leaves and transitions from The star to safety only and
Speaker 2: has his best year of his.
Speaker 3: Career so he's.
Speaker 2: VERSATILE i think that he opens or he comes to
Speaker 2: a position at safety that has a little bit of
Speaker 2: an opening next To Andre.
Speaker 3: Cisco to, me that's a.
Speaker 2: Competition maybe you, know the coaches might think, differently but to,
Speaker 2: us it feels like we don't know who the second
Speaker 2: safety would be After, cisco.
Speaker 1: Right so, listen you Know ta is a heady ball,
Speaker 1: player you, know and he's a competitive dude. HIMSELF i
Speaker 1: think for somebody like more though that he's cerebral and
Speaker 1: physical and at the same, time you, know all the
Speaker 1: rookies are gonna be once they're more comfortable in the,
Speaker 1: System you're gonna just see them play. Faster that's just
Speaker 1: natural because there's a lot of learning out here right
Speaker 1: now for any of the. Rookies But moore's a. Guy
Speaker 1: eye my eyes on A Z thomas and looks the
Speaker 1: part he did coming out Of Florida. State now you're
Speaker 1: starting to see him flash making plays in the.
Speaker 2: BALL i feel, like similar to wide, receiver how there's
Speaker 2: just a big size difference. THERE i feel like defensive,
Speaker 2: back same. Thing even OBVIOUSLY Dj reid was a fantastic
Speaker 2: player for The. Jets Brandon, stevens who comes in to replace,
Speaker 2: him is just a bigger corner THAN Dj.
Speaker 3: REID A Z thomas is a big, corner long.
Speaker 2: Corner Between, Sauce stevens And, thomas you have three very,
Speaker 2: long lanky corners, who you, KNOW i think the focus
Speaker 2: of this, secondary specifically those guys And Michael. Carter the,
Speaker 2: second according to Coach, glenn is just going to be
Speaker 2: taking the football. Away Brandon stevens And Sauce garner both
Speaker 2: good at batting the ball, down breaking up, Passes glenn
Speaker 2: said at THE Nfl Annual League meeting In march In
Speaker 2: West Palm. Beach the next step for these guys is
Speaker 2: taking the ball.
Speaker 1: Away. YEAH i like the dynamic, there and LIKE i,
Speaker 1: Said thomas is a guy that's popped here early on
Speaker 1: in his professional. Career we're going to see what it
Speaker 1: looks like when these guys get the pads on. Again
Speaker 1: Brandon stevens a lot of good experience playing an elite
Speaker 1: defense there In. Baltimore and, again some of these guys
Speaker 1: That jets signed a free agency not to beat a dead,
Speaker 1: horse but, hey maybe they didn't have their best years last,
Speaker 1: year but this coaching staff believes in their skills and
Speaker 1: also believes that they're gonna be able to get the
Speaker 1: best out of the players here At One Jute.
Speaker 2: Drive, Yeah i'm excited to see what the new look secondary.
Speaker 3: Like grows.
Speaker 2: INTO i guess you would, say because Sure sauce is still.
Speaker 2: HERE mc two is still. Here there are returning players at,
Speaker 2: safety but it's just gonna look a little, different and
Speaker 2: the scheme's gonna be a little different as. Well With
Speaker 2: Steve wilkes running and calling the.
Speaker 1: Defense, yeah a little collaboration there with him And Aaron.
Speaker 1: Glenn and, again they're not gonna tell you exactly what they're,
Speaker 1: running but that's a meeting in the minds and those
Speaker 1: guys got tremendous. Experience one thing we know that they
Speaker 1: have in common that they get after the. Quarterback they're Gonnat.
Speaker 3: Yeah and again if you've seen that a little.
Speaker 1: Bit, yeah but if you're playing on the, outside you
Speaker 1: gotta be. Physical you gotta be able to, tackle and
Speaker 1: when you're asked to play, man you better thrive in those.
Speaker 1: Situations that's the bottom. Line those guys on, edge they
Speaker 1: are gonna be physical. Elements that is the standard, here
Speaker 1: no doubt about. It, Quickly let's get to the defensive.
Speaker 1: Line Quinn williams to, me he looks like he's in tremendous.
Speaker 1: Shape we liked what he said at the podium because
Speaker 1: he wants to be part of this. Change you're sensing
Speaker 1: like a different level of maduration from him.
Speaker 3: Might have been his best press conference AS i.
Speaker 1: AGREE i, Agree so you can't really have too many
Speaker 1: takeaways about the defensive tackle position until we get to training.
Speaker 1: Camp but WHAT i will say is that those dudes
Speaker 1: are big. Bodies when you're talking About coward To Felly,
Speaker 1: noddy those you can throw some big bodies next To Quinn.
Speaker 2: Williams, YEAH i think that even even a guy Like
Speaker 2: Derek noddy.
Speaker 3: Who's he's not like the biggest guy in terms of.
Speaker 2: Hype he's sixty to, one but he's three hundred and
Speaker 2: seventeen pounds at least that's what he's listed, at like
Speaker 2: he's a stout. Player quinnin is listed at six three
Speaker 2: three h. Three have no idea if that's what what
Speaker 2: he still. IS i, Mean i'm sure that's changed a little,
Speaker 2: bit BUT i think that to your, point there's some
Speaker 2: big guys there and one guy that is the biggest
Speaker 2: of the bunch is For Darien.
Speaker 3: Mathis, yes like he big old number ninety.
Speaker 2: Eight and this is a guy that you, know people
Speaker 2: might be, thinking why does that name sound?
Speaker 3: Familiar AND i didn't even know he was on The.
Speaker 2: Jets he WAS i think a waiver claim at the
Speaker 2: end of last, season like Towards week seventeen. Eighteen he
Speaker 2: was a draft pick out Of. Baylor he's, Huge he's
Speaker 2: six four three, twelve he looks bigger than, that and
Speaker 2: he played At. Alabama so to, me that's why it
Speaker 2: sounds familiar if you're listening to, this because he played
Speaker 2: out a big school AND i might have just Said.
Speaker 3: BAYLOR i did not Mean, baylor but he played At, bama.
Speaker 1: Yep and he's a big.
Speaker 3: Dude and So i'm going and they have the personnel
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: It and then on the, outside we Know will came
Speaker 1: back to came back this spring. Beggar he's at two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty plus. Pounds they want him to be
Speaker 1: able to set that, edge be, stronger be more physical
Speaker 1: against the, run and he's done just that so. Far
Speaker 1: so that really pleased with where he's. At Jermaine johnson
Speaker 1: working off to the side right now coming back from
Speaker 1: The achilles obviously you're not going to do anything to
Speaker 1: staunt his. Progress and Then tyler barn is an interesting
Speaker 1: guy that they, drafted AND i think he's getting some
Speaker 1: good experience right now as. Well so that's kind of
Speaker 1: a small snapshot as far as the edge position anything.
Speaker 2: ELSE i Think Rashad weavers had a you, know pretty
Speaker 2: a couple of plays where you're, Like, okay, yeah he
Speaker 2: looks he looks pretty.
Speaker 1: And he brings to that patcher experience and you'll be
Speaker 1: looking for a, position no. Doubt.
Speaker 2: YEAH i mean he's been active in terms of like
Speaker 2: batting the ball away at the lone of. SCRIMMAGE i
Speaker 2: think you know the the other the other guy Is
Speaker 2: will McDonald BECAUSE i mean the weight, aspect if he
Speaker 2: he put on fifteen pounds, supposedly if he's able to
Speaker 2: be a little more stout and a little more, strong
Speaker 2: it's really gonna open up on top for. Him on
Speaker 2: top of a ten and a half sax season without
Speaker 2: the fifteen pounds of, muscle, like he could really be
Speaker 2: in store for a freaky season all coming off the.
Speaker 1: Edge. Uh, finally good special. Teams, listen we talked about returner.
Speaker 1: Before there's gonna be two kicking competitions. There. Yeah it
Speaker 1: seems like in training camp you Got Andras carlson and
Speaker 1: then the rookie Kitin, davis and then at the punting
Speaker 1: position he Got austin, McNamara who was in camp With
Speaker 1: cincinnati last year and Then Kai, kroger rookie From South.
Speaker 2: Carolina kroger's a lefty, yep so that's kind of that's
Speaker 2: a fun little.
Speaker 3: WRINKLE o don't.
Speaker 1: Know so it's too, early give too many. Observations, yeah
Speaker 1: we have had. ANYTHING i haven't seen anybody.
Speaker 3: Punt, YEAH i don't.
Speaker 2: Think i've seen anybody punt unless you're watching them on
Speaker 2: the side field right.
Speaker 1: During like team team, drills and maybe they're off to
Speaker 1: the other. Side so, yeah we've had very limited exposure
Speaker 1: as far as the punters.
Speaker 3: Kicking it feels like it's been pretty neck and.
Speaker 1: Neck, yeah, right BUT i think that's.
Speaker 3: Fair, yeah but LIKE i, mean we'll.
Speaker 2: SEE i do think it's cool that during the kicking
Speaker 2: competition periods that there is somebody that has like a
Speaker 2: dummy and they're holding them up as if a defender's jumping.
Speaker 3: Up to block a.
Speaker 1: Kick.
Speaker 3: YEAH i like, That, so you, KNOW i think that
Speaker 3: that we'll see what.
Speaker 2: Happens and the one Thing i'll say over the years
Speaker 2: That i've noticed with kicking, competitions it doesn't. Matter it
Speaker 2: does matter to a degree how you kick during. PRACTICE
Speaker 2: i should not say it does not matter what happens
Speaker 2: when the lights come.
Speaker 3: On that's really that's really the big.
Speaker 1: Test that's fair enough people are familiar With carlson by
Speaker 1: Now davis At Ole miss converted eighty point eight percent
Speaker 1: of his field goal attempts forty two to fifty, two
Speaker 1: hit a thirteen of six team from forty to forty
Speaker 1: nine to four of eight from fifty. Plus mcnamaray just
Speaker 1: wanted to mention that At Texas tech he averaged forty
Speaker 1: five point nine yards of, punch which was the highest
Speaker 1: in school In big Twelve conference. History, yeah so.
Speaker 2: Impressive the both punters have very impressive collegiate.
Speaker 3: Resumes.
Speaker 1: Yep so we will be watching those competitions here throughout the.
Speaker 1: Summer but next week is Mandatory minicamp will be out
Speaker 1: there three consecutive days and then the summer will. Start
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Speaker 1: jets in terms of developing habits and embracing a play.
Speaker 1: Style there's a standard here With Aaron, glenn and it's.
Speaker 1: Clear he said this, week their competes are starting to
Speaker 1: get to a level the coaching staff wants them to be.
Speaker 1: At as he, said you can have all the talent
Speaker 1: in the, world but it doesn't matter if you aren't
Speaker 1: competing at a certain. Level glenn is all about urgency and.
Speaker 1: Purpose he wants a discipline team that is detailed and
Speaker 1: excels the situational. Football he wants this group plainly to
Speaker 1: be a pain in the ass to play. Against you
Speaker 1: don't win in shorts and the pads won't come on Until.
Speaker 1: July but the tone is being set and that's. Important
Speaker 1: we'll wrap up mandatory mini camp next. Week