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  And thirty eight. All Bills can win it here, Wake puts it down.
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  The kick is on the way out and he's got on the bill.
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  Good one, hell good one, he one. They won a party one
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  up thirty eight Incredible. What a combat by my Bill Jackson. Bills perfect
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  record on the line right here, keep it looks side touchdown Kyle Williams touchdown.
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  Amazing, I'm believable. They put in william who's hats the full back
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  and he scores a touchdown. It's wealthier to face tackle. What's good,
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  folks, Family Friends, loved One's Enemies for Enemies Wizards, which is Muggles
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  Mudblood's people of Middle Earth. To a special postgame edition of Disguise Coverage presented
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  by One Pie Pizza, the best pizza in Buffalo, New York and of
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  course, the only podcast in existence that gives you an equal amount of blueberries
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  in each muffin. I'm your host, Anthony pro Haska. Find me on
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  Twitter at Pro Underscore Underscore ANT that's Pro two Underscores a NT. In this
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  episode of Disguise Coverage, we're obviously going to be diving into the Buffalo Bills
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  preseason Week one victory against the Indianapolis Colts as we do here on the show,
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  and I'm gonna echo this sentiment multiple times throughout as live viewers continue to
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  pour in here. Questions, thoughts, comments, concerns, likes, dislikes,
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  philosophies, ideologies, maxims, anything and everything that is on your mind
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  regarding this game, the Bill team, whether it's a player, whether it's
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  coaching, whether it's the side of the ball, anything and everything, feel
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  free to put them into the chat here. I'd like to make the show
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  as engaging as possible here on disguise covers, but especially for something of this
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  nature when it comes to the postgame pieces where people are usually riding high with
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  either thoughts or emotions or analysis. So anything and everything that you got,
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  throw it up into the chat again, make it as engaging and interactive as
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  possible as we go through several pieces of this entire team and this entire game
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  again, the Bills beat the Indianapolis Colts, continue to do well in the
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  preseason, or Sean McDermott and the squad. I'm gonna go through and grab
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  some of the comments here already. First comment, well, second comment,
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  and the first comment was go Bills from Chris seven one six. Appreciate you,
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  Chris, but this next comment was Kyle Allen should be demoted to the
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  number three QB or be cut. Shane Ray should play more with the second
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  team next week. James Cook looks great. The D line is ready to
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  dominate, and the old line is still behind in pass protection. Sarah comes
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  in and says, so, I feel a little better about our QB depth
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  with the performance Barkley ahead today's Matt Barkley looked good. I made a joke
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  about cutting Josh Allen and promoting Barkley to QB one, Ned echoing similar sentiments,
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  saying shake up in the QB depth chart. Sarah following up that her
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  comment earlier saying, it's only the preseason, but he, being Matt Barkley,
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  was making nice throws in traffic with pressure coming. That's a great performance
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  regardless. I think to Steve to Asker hit it on the broadcast with how
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  Barkley operates when he's really cooking like sometimes it's genuinely impressive. Again, it's
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  against third stringers and third teamers, and we know what he is at this
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  point, but he doesn't have a rocket arm. He's not that person.
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  Who can be late with his progressions or late with his reads. He has
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  to be on time and accurate with his processing, with his decision making,
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  and then he usually has to throw with some kind of anticipation because he doesn't
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  have the arm to laser throws in there. If he's late or if there's
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  a tight window, he has to be accurate again with his processing with his
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  throws, with his decision making, but also kind of be early. It's
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  one of those like be you know, he's on time if he's early,
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  and if he's on time, he's actually late. He played well today,
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  so good to see him, you know, balling out a little bit.
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  V Dog comes in and says Aitman was the man. He will not make
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  our team, but someone will get this XFL receiver and be happy. Yeah.
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  Eightman had a really nice catch on a long third down on a deep
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  comeback, nice catch and a toe tap. He had another one over the
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  middle on a drag or an in I believe either way, it was coming
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  across the middle, and he had some nice run after catch after that piece.
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  So really nice to see. Oh. Frane Lopez comes in and says,
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  the Bills went on my birthday. Now he can get happy drunk.
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  Let's go very fair, very fair. JG coming in and saying I thought
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  Dornyan Williams looked good with an exclamation point. The upside is there, We're
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  going to dive into the linebacker competition as we get through the defensive side of
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  the ball. This is a really good comment here from Tim Tim saying Barkley
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  executed well and gave some young guys a chance to show what they can do.
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  That's a huge piece when you are in the preseason and you're looking at
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  what the quarterback is doing as the trigger man for the offense in the preseason.
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  Josh Allen obviously not playing today, so you're sitting there with Kyle Allen,
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  You're sitting there with Matt Barkley, and for Bill's offense that is trying
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  to figure out who are going to be some of their players, both as
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  starters and death pieces. You really want them to you want each of their
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  reps to be maximized, and the way they're really going to be maximized has
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  a lot to do with how that backup quarterback is playing. So seeing Barkley
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  out there, yeah, you get to see some looks for Tyrell Shavers and
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  you get some pieces for Keyshawn Johnson, you get those looks where you know
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  the quarterback play isn't necessarily potentially holding them back. Again, not to act
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  like Barkley's a world beader, but you have somebody you want that quarterback in
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  the backup nature, especially in the preseason, to go out and execute.
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  So that way you get a better evaluation of your skill players and that not
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  having that variable of yeah, well, I wonder what they would have done
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  with more consistent quarterback play. Again, Barkley's not the flashiest guy, but
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  him going out there and executing in a consistent way for what is asked of
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  him, it gives you a better opportunity to evaluate the rest of the players
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  around him because he's offering you that baseline, he's offering you that floor with
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  his performance in his execution. So yeah, nice to see Nice to see
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  him with that. Today, Sarah coming back and saying Isabella is fast with
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  all caps an exclamation point. We're going to talk about mister Andy is Bella
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  two day Paul echoing some similar sentiments from earlier with j G saying Dony and
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  Williams looks like he might have a future common here from handsome Man saying,
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  awesome to see how deep we are defensive line, Paul with some concerns for
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  the offensive line. Here we go, Ben with an interesting comment here,
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  did I miss Shorter on the field? I didn't see him at all.
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  He was in earlier in the first half, like I believe at the either
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  at the end of the first quarter or second quarter. But I shared a
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  similar sentiment. I kept looking for him throughout the second half, especially as
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  like Keyshawn Johnson was emerging and Eateman was emerging, and I was waiting for
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  Shorter to get reps or I was waiting for some kind of information to come
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  from the sideline saying that he was banged up. It wouldn't return. I
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  saw him on the sideline, still in full uniform, didn't look like anything
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  was wrong, helmet was off. This was maybe in like the fourth quarter.
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  I know he registered reps and snaps. I don't think he'd registered any
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  targets. This is something again I want to go back and see on the
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  tape and see how he was used or what he did. But I thought
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  that was interesting as well, especially again as we started to see you know,
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  Shavers get a bunch of targets, and Eightman gets some looks, and
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  Johnson gets some looks. I know, especially for a lot of you folks
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  with you know, the buzz around Shorter given his size and frame. I
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  think that's probably a common sentiment that Ben has right now thinking like where was
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  Shorter? Like why wasn't he on the field? What does this mean?
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  YadA, YadA in terms of jeth chart and pieces. I think it's very
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  fair, very fair point there. Excellent point from Sarah. Some of these
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  guys certainly aren't making roster decisions any easier on the coach's Aaron comes in and
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  says, Isabella is pushing for a roster spot or a trade. Andy,
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  Isabella looked really good. We're going to continue to talk about that piece for
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  this Bill's offense. And somebody who you know, what's unfortunate for him is
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  how much the Bills addressed the receiver position this offseason, especially in free agency.
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  You know, you bring in Deonte Hardy, you bring in tren Scherfield,
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  and then you still have Kalo Shakire from last year. You draft Dalton
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  Kincaid, who, yes he's not a wide receiver, but going with more
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  twelve personnel, will impact how much eleven personnel you run or how much ten
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  personnel you run, and us how many receivers you really need on your team.
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  So we'll see what that means for Andy Isabella. But he did play
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  well. Tim A coming in saying was hoping to see more reps from Kincaid
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  like what was shown from Torrance, and Broker had some good reps to Nick.
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  Broker got cooked, I think on his like the first rep I saw
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  forare we got walked back into the backfield. I'm the sack for Barkley.
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  But then he looked like he started to balance out a little bit as the
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  game went forward. Offensive line play I always take with a grain of salt
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  during game because that's something I really want to go back into the tape before
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  I, you know, start It's so tough to analyze offensive line play in
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  game when you're just watching broadcasts and you're watching it once. So it's something
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  I'm going to rewatch tonight on the broadcast and then dive into the All twenty
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  two to really get really get a full full view of everything. But yeah,
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  Broker started to make some good blocks towards the end, I feel and
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  torrens I really like what he did. We're going to talk about that as
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  well. Jordan says, I personally don't like when Dane Jackson plays well,
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  only because I want Elam to start as soon as Dane had that pick.
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  I kind of thought that would be a common sentiment amongst Bills, Mafi and
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  fans with how many people have been banging the drum for kaye Eelam. So
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  let's get into it. Let's start to talk. We will actually let's start
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  right there. Let's start with the defensive side of the ball. And again,
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  questions, thoughts, comments, concerns from whatever you folks got in the
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  chat, keep throwing them up into the chat. I want to make this
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  as engaging as possible, whether it's you folks with one another in the chat,
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  whether it's with me. I will bring up as many comments and questions
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  and thoughts as I physically possibly can. Super chats of course always get priority
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  because I respect the monetary donation and the color pulls me away from my notes
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  and really attracts me to start getting things going. But again, thank you
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  please please please drop a like on this video. Now let's start with
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  the defensive side of the ball. We'll start with the defense and then we'll
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  work our way to the offense. We're gonna start with that corner two position.
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  Dane Jackson gets an interception on the first series for the Buffalo Bills.
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  Bills bring a blitz from the slot. Serrannio comes off the edge, heats
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  up Anthony Richardson a little bit, and from a colt's perspective, I don't
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  know if McKenzie didn't make the read, whether he was kind of supposed to
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  sit, maybe bubble out or kind of hit the flat. But Richardson gets
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  heated up a little bit, slings it, overshoots that slot piece a little
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  a little too much, and Dan Jackson is there, Oh, I gotta
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  stop, gotta stop. Your boy. Lettuce comes in. Thank you,
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  very much for being here and for the super chat says common Dorsey tight end
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  usage parentheses sarcasm. I like where you're going. I appreciate that you said
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  sarcasm, because I definitely would have been like, dude already, like come
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  on, come on, come on, we can't do this. But I
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  appreciate you. Well done, well done. Yeah, so let's keep talking
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  about the defense here. That was nice, well played, well played.
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  Dane Jackson has that interception. What was nice about that interception piece for Dane
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  Jackson, his eyes are in the backfield, he's reading the quarterback, he
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  sees the route from the slot and is reading Richardson instead of continuing to sink,
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  he drops, has his eyes on the quarterback and he breaks on the
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  ball and he was in the right place at the right time. I'm not
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  gonna sit here and say he made this amazing play and what a tremendous interception,
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  But I think that interest kind of highlights what Dane Jackson is, which
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  is he's responsible, he's smart. He's usually in the right place at the
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  right time, and that's what the coaching staff likes about him. And on
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  that play, that interception, he gets rewarded because again, he's reading the
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  quarterback, he's reading the route distribution. He's in the right place at the
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  right time. Granted, that interception doesn't happen if Anthony Richardson doesn't sail that
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  throw a little bit or put you know, maybe too a little too much
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  gas on it and put it over Isaia McKenzie or put it over that slot
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  receiver. But nonetheless, he was in that right position because of his fundamentals
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  and because of how he operates. He could have kept sinking, he could
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  have been on disciplined, but he plays with that technique. Eyes in the
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  backfield breaks on the ball, and usually those guys who have you know,
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  good luck and the ball bounces into their arms or they're usually those guys who
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  get interceptions off the flexions and things like that, or guys who get interceptions
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  off of overthrows. It's usually because they're in the right place, whether it's
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  because of hustle or because of their ability to read the play and what's happening.
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  So again, that's an error on Richardson and he creates that interception,
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  but Dane Jackson profits off of it because of being in the right place at
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  the right time, and Roy says a similar piece. You're saying that pick
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  that Dane had was thrown right to him, but at least he was in
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  the right place, and that's the piece right and that's what continues. I've
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  continued to say it with this Corner two competition where Elam you know, part
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  part of what I think what's holding him back a little bit is when he
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  loses his technique, when he kind of gets off kilter with playing with his
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  right footing or his right hand technique, and he kind of gets a little
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  too grabby or gets a little too physical, or isn't trusting his eyes and
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  trusting you know, the preparation, and isn't making those right reads. You
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  get some of that roller coaster play from Kaier, either physically or mentally,
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  and I think you see some of that with Christian Benford as well. Dane
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  Jackson's whole thing again, he's not the biggest, he's not the strongest,
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  he's not the fastest, he's not the most athletic. But he's comfortable in
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  this scheme because of the scheme that he comes from at the University of Pittsburgh,
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  playing under Patton or Doozy, So it may help him to translate well
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  to this defense, and he's just responsible. It's very similar, albeit he's
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  a different type of player than Levi Wallace. It's similar to the whole Levi
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  Wallace conversation where your corner two isn't sexy and maybe he's not the most coverage
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  versatile piece that you have, and this guy that you can allow to do
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  zone and do man and press and off and do all these things right.
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  But he's just responsible. He is in the place where he usually needs to
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  be. The coaching staff trusts him to be in the right place at the
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  right time, and more importantly, the players trust him to be in the
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  right place at the right time. And that's how this defense functions. And
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  I thought that interception again really hit it on the head and was a microcosm
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  for how Dane Jackson plays. Did make some sexy athletic play, didn't do
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  anything amazing, was just in the right place at the right time, and
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  he gets rewarded with an interception. Oh I gotta stop. Oh handsome man
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  coming in with a super chat. Thank you very much for being here,
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  and thank you very much for the monetary donation, Handsome Man says, in
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  honor of my new granddaughter. Go Bills, great show. I appreciate you
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  given the compliments for the show. Thank you very much for being here.
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  And handsome Man has new granddaughter in his life, so congratulations to him and
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  whoever gave birth to that granddaughter and to the granddaughter her self. Congrats,
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  well done, well done. So Dane Jackson has an interception. I'm also
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  had a nice tackle later in the game. And then I believe he left
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  after the second series. And then we saw a lot of Kayer Elam.
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  We saw a lot of Christian Benford. We'll start with Elam because I know
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  he is a bit of the hot button topic. I'm seeing it come in
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  the chat a lot already. You know, some people saying Elam is too
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  handsy, some people saying that the call on him was a bit tiki tack,
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  YadA YadA. We continue to see some struggles for Kayer Elam, and
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  again I think of more inconsistency than we're seeing with Dane Jackson. I do
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  not think Kayer Elam is a bad corner. I also, I want to
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  bring this up real quick, Sale says Elam's first PI was what Sauce does.
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  Continuously, I continue to see these comments about how Sauce is just as
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  grabby as Kayer Elam, but he doesn't get called, and he doesn't get
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  called, and everybody sites you know, the grab on Gabe Davis at the
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  end of that Jets game at MetLife as as a big reason that Sauce never
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  gets called. Sauce never gets called. I think we need to stop putting
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  Sauce and Elam as a comparison to one another, or continuously knocking Sauce.
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  Sauce Gardener is one of the best corners in the NFL. He displayed that
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  already as a rookie. Yes he is physical, Yes he gets handsy,
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  but he does it in ways that is either crafty or it's not as much
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  of a flag as you think it is. Kayer Elam grabs a lot more
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  significantly, especially at the top of routes and in breaks, and he alters
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  receivers routes and their leverage. And when you do that, that's what allows
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  refs to throw that off. Oh see, that's a good comment from Pete
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  Pizza. Sauce is crafty, that's all you should hand fight like he does.
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  Elam is more grab grabby. Sauce is crafty with his hands use the
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  best. Corners will get physical with you, especially at the top of your
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  route. They will find a way to get you off center. They will
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  find a way to throw off your timing and your rhythm. But there's ways
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  to do it. There's a difference between just bowling some one over versus kind
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  of stepping in front of them and looking back for the ball and leaning on
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  them a bit and kind of pushing them off their route, versus again just
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  bowling someone over. Same thing with being grabby. If you're going to grab
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  someone up high, it's usually gonna get called. If you turn someone,
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  if you yank someone, if someone's running a deep comeback, like like what
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  happened on Elam's first PI, and they break down and they go to come
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  out and they can't because they get leaned and pulled like this, it's usually
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  gonna get called. That's why I usually want to stab that hip. You
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  want to grab the hip. You want to watch the hips. You don't
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  want to get your hands up top. And even that elm P I call
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  that first one. He was in really good position. He read the route,
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  he was watching the hips. It was like when the receiver broke down,
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  he stopped trusting his technique and his feet and he reached and he got
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  grabby instead of kind of just breaking down and putting his foot in the ground
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  and coming out of that break, he got a little grabby and literally got
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  his hand right either on the jersey or a bit in that shoulder pad and
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  pulled. And this is something that goes back to last year for Kayer Elam.
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  This is something that apparently is happening again in camp this year where he
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  is very grabby. It's frustrating players and coaches at times, whether it's from
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  a competitive standpoint or just from a pure you know, stop doing that,
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  like that's not going to roll in game. It's kind of throwing things off.
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  We continue to see this piece from Kaier. I do think Kaiger has
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  the athleticism and he still has that talent and still has that upside that you
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  would like to see from your corner. Two. He's got things from a
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  skill set perspective and a tools perspective physically, and he's tremendously smart and how
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  he sees the game, but he still has that handsy, grabby piece to
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  his game. And I hate the comparisons that keep coming in every time he
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  grabs someone. I see that comment that comes to he was like, well,
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  Sauce grabs all the time and he never gets called. Sauces footwork,
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  his eyes, the way he plays his technique, his ability to stay in
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  phase, and a variety of coverages. Sauce Gardener and Kaye Elam are just
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  two completely different corners at the level of which they are rating right now at
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  this point. And that doesn't mean that Kaier can't get to that spot.
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  But every time Kayer gets flagged, using it as a way to knock Sauce
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  Gardener for me, is a little too much. Do it as had a
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  tremendous year last year, and he may be grabby at times, but he
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  does it in ways that I think, like Pete said, here, it's
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  crafty or there's some nuance to it, and you can grab from time to
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  time. You got to be clever with it, right. You can't be
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  obvious with it and do it in situations where it's going to get flagged.
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  And Kayer he gets grabby when he loses technique. I think Sauce gets grabby
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  to reroute or disrupt while he's still in phase to put himself in better position
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  potentially, so there's a difference between grabbing because you have to and grabbing because
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  you're doing it to kind of reroute or disrupt, And there's a different piece
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  there. But I like that comment there from Pete. But nonetheless we continue
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  to see the up and down play from Kayer Elam. I don't think he
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  had a horrible day to day again, I just think there's that inconsistency.
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  It's another piece that, especially from a coverage standpoint, it's hard to see
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  on broadcast tape. So this is one I'm very I'm always excited to dive
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  into the trenches and coverages and being able to see what happens on the back
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  end. I gotta stop again for Sal sal saying, you know, Sauce
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  is good, but his hype helped him tremendously. His tape is what helped
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  him tremendously. Dude is a lockdown corner already as a rookie in a variety
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  of ways. I know he got burned early against Stefon Diggs at Met Life
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  to start the year, but sauces hype is warranted based on the tape from
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  college and really based on his tape last year, the Jets had a really
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  good defense. It plays into what sauce does well, and grabbing is not
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  grabbing. Again, there's a difference between putting hands on hips, stabbing a
• 20:40
  hip, giving a little tub down low and not really pulling jersey versus grabbing
• 20:45
  somebody by the shoulder pads, grabbing somebody up top and completely displacing their leverage.
• 20:48
  One's going to draw a flag. One is based off of being in
• 20:52
  position and giving yourself a further advantage. The other is a bit more desperate
• 20:56
  and you trying to kind of recover when you've been beat or when you've let
• 21:00
  yourself down. But again to each their own respective point, I do want
• 21:03
  to see from the game tape perspective what the coverages looked like on the back
• 21:07
  end. That the Bills had Kier in a lot, but again he was
• 21:11
  up and down with his play. A lot of that is going to be
• 21:14
  determined by what coverage they were in. I know some people saying, you
• 21:17
  know he was getting beat, he was getting beat. From the broadcast perspective,
• 21:19
  we don't really know what coverage they were in. So maybe something is
• 21:22
  completed underneath him or in front of him. That doesn't necessarily mean that that
• 21:26
  player or that guy at that spot in the route distribution was his responsibility,
• 21:32
  So I don't want to attribute error or blame to him until I can see
• 21:36
  things on the back end. He did have again that PI call, also
• 21:40
  drew an offensive PI. I think he gets Michael Pittman because of his physical
• 21:45
  play and put Pittman pushed off a little bit more, drew that flag there.
• 21:51
  Also had a nice tackle on a piece I thought fit to run well
• 21:53
  at some points. But again, I think this game was a good representation
• 21:59
  of what Kier has been to this point. You see the talent, you
• 22:03
  see the tools, but you're getting some of that mercurial play. You're getting
• 22:04
  some of that inconsistency. And who said it? I think John Butler said
• 22:11
  it. Bill's DB's coach. Maybe it was. I think it was John
• 22:15
  Butler. Earlier in camp here they talked about, you know, being in
• 22:18
  the right place at the right time. Oh, and Dean Marlowe echoed it.
• 22:21
  That's who it was. Dean Marlow. Myself and Eric Turner had Bill
• 22:23
  Safety Dean Marlowe on the cover one film Room with us a couple of weeks
• 22:26
  ago, and Marlow said it. He talked about Sean John mcdermot's defense.
• 22:32
  Marlow was talking about it from a safety's perspective, but it also applies to
• 22:34
  the corners. Marlow was talking about how in Sean mcdermot's defense, you have
• 22:38
  to be in the right place at the right time, and the coaching staff
• 22:41
  needs to trust that you will be in the right place at the right time.
• 22:45
  And then also by extension, the players have to trust that you're going
• 22:48
  to be in the right place at the right time. Your safeties need to
• 22:51
  know like, Okay, if this happens and I think my corner is supposed
• 22:53
  to be sitting at ten yards, he needs to be sitting at ten yards.
• 22:56
  You need to be able to have that trust and faith in your peers
• 23:00
  on this defense and in this defense. And I think we're seeing some mental
• 23:03
  lapses still at times from Kaier, but you're also seeing those physical lapses,
• 23:07
  the grabbiness. And again I think that first PI call, I think that
• 23:11
  was PI or holding however we want to go about it. But he was
• 23:15
  in good position. He was he had displayed good technique, He was right
• 23:18
  there in phase. He just lost at the catch point. He lost at
• 23:22
  the top of the route, and it just seemed like he didn't whether he
• 23:25
  didn't execute or didn't trust his execution or technique there, and he reached out
• 23:30
  and got grabby again. This is all hindsight, but all he had to
• 23:33
  do is break down, plant that foot and come out of the break.
• 23:34
  Instead, he took one too many steps, grabbed, pulled, and he
• 23:38
  got himself flagged. We're continuing to see again that's a trend for Kayer.
• 23:44
  Christian Benford on the other side. Do you see that physicality. He had
• 23:48
  a flag on him as well on a completion. I believe in the second
• 23:52
  quarter, I don't think you know anything overly negative or overly positive for Christian
• 23:56
  Benford. I think he's somebody who is still developing. He kind of is
• 24:00
  like the flying the ointment in this corner to battle where he's not. He
• 24:04
  hasn't played good enough to take ownership and win this competition, but he also
• 24:11
  hasn't played poorly enough to write him off from the competition and give more reps
• 24:15
  to Kayer, give more reps to Dane. We got a significant chunk of
• 24:19
  Benford and Elam playing together in this game, much like we did last year
• 24:25
  in the preseason, seeing what they both can do, and again I want
• 24:26
  to look at things from the back end perspective, from the tape, to
• 24:30
  really see what this game looked like for all three corners in this battle.
• 24:33
  But Dane Jackson's interception, again, it's not because of great athleticism or you
• 24:38
  know, tremendous size or speed. It's just because he made a good read.
• 24:42
  He was in the right place at the right time. And that's because
• 24:45
  of how he plays the game mentally and his understanding of the system and understanding
• 24:48
  of what happens in front of him and how to read the route distributions and
• 24:52
  act accordingly. And plays like that are going to continue to put him in
• 24:56
  contention for this spot because he's responsible and he does the things that the coaching
• 25:00
  staff likes, which is play with a reliability, offer you that high floor,
• 25:03
  and be that player that you can trust to be in the right position
• 25:07
  at the right time versus Kaier and even Benford giving you morning consistency and their
• 25:11
  ability to read the game, or their ability to make plays, or even
• 25:15
  their ability to, like in Kayer's case, to not get a little grabby
• 25:18
  and draw flags and pieces like that. But that's a fair point. Oh,
• 25:23
  good comment here from Pete PiZZ saying a team with Super Bowl aspirations,
• 25:27
  he corrects himself says can't worry, So I'm gonna read it with that.
• 25:30
  Pete says, a team with Super Bowl operations can't worry about playing raw dbs
• 25:34
  over guys with more consistency day to day. We all like Elam to play,
• 25:37
  but nobody wants him to cost us either. And that's the exact point,
• 25:41
  right. I mentioned it in disguise coverage several episodes ago, mainly in
• 25:45
  regards to what was happening last year with Corner two. But you've got a
• 25:48
  player who, yes, has a higher ceiling, and we'll take it into
• 25:52
  consideration for last year as well. Right, I think Kyer Elam would be
• 25:56
  in better shape as a player right now had he played more last year.
• 26:00
  So there's the long term benefit of playing him more as a rookie last year
• 26:03
  in twenty twenty two, But there's also part of the short term risk in
• 26:07
  playing a player who maybe isn't ready and making yourself potentially vulnerable in the short
• 26:14
  term in twenty twenty two. And that's the point you're at, Like,
• 26:17
  right, we all, I think majority of Bills fans and people who cover
• 26:21
  the Bills. You want Kayer Elam to be that guy. He's got the
• 26:23
  tools, he's got the trades, and based on the investment that was made
• 26:26
  into him, a first round pick that the Bills traded up for, you
• 26:30
  want that player to work out. He's scheme versatile, he allows you to
• 26:33
  do so much in theory. You want him to be the guy. I
• 26:37
  think the Bills coaching staff wants him to be the guy. The Bills aren't
• 26:41
  sitting there not playing kayer Elam because they don't want to play kayer Elam.
• 26:45
  They're playing Dane a bit more because they trust Dane more, or Dane is
• 26:48
  playing well enough that he's making it, at the very least an interesting competition.
• 26:52
  That's where we continue to be. And Kayer I don't think he is
• 26:55
  doing anything to really take a strangle hold of that position, and maybe Dane
• 26:59
  really he isn't either, but he has that reliability, he has that more
• 27:03
  that consistency day to day, as Pete says here, and that's why it's
• 27:07
  going to continue to be a battle because Dane doesn't really do anything to hurt
• 27:11
  himself. He may not do anything that completely wins the job, but he's
• 27:15
  not going to do anything to take himself out of contention. Kaire makes those
• 27:18
  splash plays again. Ironically, Dane had a splash play to day with that
• 27:22
  interception, But Kayer will have some splash plays, but he will also have
• 27:26
  that Eban flow. He'll have more of unreliability to his game. And that's
• 27:30
  something that the Bill, no coaching staff wants to that, but especially the
• 27:33
  Bills with this type of defense and what Sean McDermott is looking for. And
• 27:36
  that's the piece right. Oh see, Walter says here at Pete the Chiefs
• 27:42
  were willing to do it. Why can't a team with a defensive minded coach
• 27:45
  do it? I'd argue a team with Super Bowl aspirations shouldn't move ahead with
• 27:48
  the first time OC. So here's a piece, right, I'm assuming Walter
• 27:52
  you are referencing have or I'm gonna go back to this other comment too from
• 27:56
  Walter, Walter saying for a CB two, in my opinion to Jake's,
• 28:00
  makes little sense going with Dane on an expiring contract when you have a young
• 28:03
  corner with more upside that played in big played big and big games. Kaier
• 28:07
  also had a lot of inconsistency in playing big in those big games. Yes
• 28:11
  he had an interception against the Dolphins in the playoffs. Yes he had that
• 28:14
  PBu against Gisiki to end the game against Miami. He also had two blown
• 28:18
  coverages where he got hollered at by Jordan Poyer because he was not in the
• 28:22
  right spot at all and Skylar Thompson just wasn't able to find him an execute.
• 28:26
  You have those ebbs and flows, and part of it, again,
• 28:30
  it has nothing to do with playing on an expiring contract or Elam having more
• 28:33
  upside. The issue is right now, the more consistent player is Dane Jackson
• 28:38
  at corner two. And when you've got Jordan Poyer, Micah Hyde, Trey
• 28:42
  White, Matt Milano, Von Miller, Greg Russo, when you've got other
• 28:47
  beetle movers at other positions, maybe you don't want to put a guy in
• 28:52
  at corner who has that variability to his game. Maybe you don't want to
• 28:56
  have to live with the high upside and kind of some of the lolos on
• 28:59
  that roller coaster. You just want consistency. You just want somebody who's going
• 29:02
  to play like a B minus all the time instead of somebody who will give
• 29:04
  you an A minus play at one moment and then give you a C minus
• 29:08
  play on another or a D at another based on what he's reading and what
• 29:12
  he's doing. Dane gives them that consistency and Walter to your other point here,
• 29:17
  the Chiefs were willing to do it. Why can't a defensive minded coach
• 29:19
  do it. The Chiefs did it with their secondary last year because they had
• 29:22
  no other choice. Their secondary was filled with rookies and young guys. They
• 29:29
  didn't have a Dane Jackson, they had no one else in the room.
• 29:30
  They got guys that were banged up. They had to take Trent McDuffie towards
• 29:34
  the end of the year and even in the playoffs and kick him in to
• 29:37
  the nickel spot because Algerius Sneed was out for the Chiefs and got hurt.
• 29:41
  This is something that I confirmed with Matt Lane who covers the Chiefs or Casey
• 29:45
  Sports Network. There was no one else on the depth chart right, so
• 29:48
  they had to play those rookies. So it was awesome for them that those
• 29:52
  rookies worked out and Spagnolo got him up to speed, or they identified the
• 29:56
  right guys when scouting and bringing them in for the draft. But either way,
• 30:00
  whether they sunk or whether they swam. Those rookies were playing. It
• 30:03
  just happened to be Again. I don't want to take credit away from them
• 30:07
  playing well, or from Spags or from the scouting department and picking these guys,
• 30:10
  but they were playing regardless because that's who was on the depth chart.
• 30:14
  The Bills were in a similar spot last year with Trey going down or Tray
• 30:17
  being out still and Dane Jackson going down against Tennessee. The Bills went into
• 30:21
  that Miami game. They started Christian Benford, they started Kayer Elam, and
• 30:23
  then Benford got hurt. They put in JaMarcus Ingram. That's who they had,
• 30:29
  and then dudes continue to get banged up. They had to go and
• 30:30
  bring in Xavier Roads. The Chiefs had no other options. So yes,
• 30:36
  kudos and them for iding the right players to bring in, coaching them up
• 30:38
  and allowing them to succeed, or kudos to those players for succeeding and executing
• 30:44
  themselves. But the Chiefs had nowhere else to turn to last year. They
• 30:48
  had to lean into those rookies and it worked out again now making it seem
• 30:51
  like it was blind luck, but it's not really apples to apples here and
• 30:56
  again there's that unreliability that comes. Oh and Pete said, maybe Casey doesn't
• 31:00
  have a Dane Jackson. Lena, That's exactly right. Oh, awesome comment
• 31:04
  from mister Gregory Toomp said. Gregory Thompson says, Hello, Anthony, go
• 31:07
  bills, Matt Barkley, QB two, Kyle Allen on the practice squad,
• 31:11
  thank you for your time. I like the way you phrased this comment here,
• 31:15
  and I like your positivity, and I like that you thank me for
• 31:18
  giving you my time, and I thank you for your time and being here.
• 31:21
  I appreciate you. Sarah recognizes Greg in the chat and throws out Greg
• 31:23
  with multiple, multiple, multiple exclamation points. This is an overreaction. Nad
• 31:29
  Elevin says, Dane Jackson is also consistently horrible against good wide receivers like Cooper
• 31:33
  and Saint Brown. He's actually not. I know, he got burned really
• 31:36
  bad by a Monross Saint Brown and Thanksgiving, I've posted several clips of that
• 31:40
  Brown's game where he is in really good trail technique against Marty Cooper and has
• 31:44
  really good coverage on him. This is again another example of you know,
• 31:48
  certain recency bias or inconsistent plays on the ball being in the forefront of people's
• 31:52
  minds and it making people think that someone is worse than they actually are.
• 31:56
  Actually do I still have Let me put this graphic up here while I still
• 32:00
  have it. Here's some advanced metrics for the Bills CB twos in twenty twenty
• 32:05
  two, well the current CYB two battle Kayer Elam, Dane Jackson, Christian
• 32:07
  Benford. I think you can see from everybody here right, reception percentage,
• 32:13
  pass breakups QB rating when targeted, snaps per reception, yards per coverage,
• 32:17
  snap snaps per target. There are several metrics here where Dane Jackson is in
• 32:22
  the top third against you know these rest of the field, which is one
• 32:25
  hundred and thirty six qualifying corners. You know, the reception percentage thirty seventh
• 32:29
  lowest. Even with the misplays on the ball, he was still tied for
• 32:32
  eleventh in pass breakups. QB rating when targeted was the thirty eighth lowest.
• 32:37
  Kaier was close there, just a couple of points off, just slightly different
• 32:40
  ranking there. But look at the snaps per reception allowed. Dame with Old
• 32:45
  almost two more snaps more with allout allowing and reception than the yards per coverage
• 32:51
  snap. So again, I think coming out here and acting like Dane Jackson
• 32:54
  is some scrub or some horrible corner is not the piece, right. And
• 33:00
  I understand the frustration and the likes for Kayer Elam and maybe even Christian Benford.
• 33:05
  But to act like Dane Jackson is this horrible corner, don't think.
• 33:10
  I don't think that's the way to go here. And this is an awesome
• 33:13
  comment here from Greg in re the Chiefs rookie conversation at the backfield last year.
• 33:19
  Greg says they played dot dot dot. How well they played has been
• 33:22
  grossly overstated. I think that's a funny piece too, write with like Bills
• 33:27
  fans a lot come in here and like, well, you know, the
• 33:29
  Chiefs played their rookies and look how great they did. And it's funny because
• 33:31
  the conversation going into the Bills Chiefs game last year in Week six from a
• 33:36
  lot of Bills fans was like their rookie corners suck. The Bills are going
• 33:38
  to eat them alive, ha ha ha. And Diggs did really well,
• 33:42
  Gabe Davis did really well. Again, the Chiefs had nowhere else to turn
• 33:45
  to. They played them. They played well, at times they were inconsistent
• 33:50
  at times, did they do enough to hold on to their jobs and continue
• 33:52
  to play? Yes, But there was no one else on that depth chart.
• 33:55
  That's who they were turning to. Oh, it's very intense. I
• 33:59
  knew this as as soon as Dane Jackson got that interception today. I immediately
• 34:04
  knew, Oh, people are going to be upset at this. And again
• 34:07
  it's understandable. It's understandable. Let's continue to focus that conversation on the defense.
• 34:13
  Let's go to the linebackers. I know a lot of people going in
• 34:15
  for Dorian Williams today and how good he looked. He had a real nice
• 34:20
  play on the goal line, shot the gap, had a tackle for a
• 34:22
  loss. I think you saw some of the inconsistencies with him him. You
• 34:27
  know, again, this is something I want to confirm with the tape.
• 34:30
  But maybe not knowing what you know, hate him having his responsibility, not
• 34:32
  really knowing. Okay, my man stayed in should should I? Should I
• 34:36
  rush? Should I drop? Where do I drop? Who am I picking
• 34:37
  up? He had a couple of nice reps with his eyes with passing off
• 34:44
  receivers in the route distribution and picking up others again, he's a work in
• 34:47
  progress. And I don't mean this negatively with him. He looks like an
• 34:52
  NFL player. He's got the size, he's got the frame, he's got
• 34:53
  the muscle definition, he's got the speed right, he's got some bursts and
• 34:58
  some juice to his game. But this is this is somebody who needs time
• 35:00
  on task. You need him to continuously get these reps at the NFL level
• 35:06
  with NFL coverages against NFL route distributions and route trees. Again coming from two
• 35:09
  lane, A lot of his coverage responsibilities are just basic spot drop coverage where
• 35:14
  okay, you know, line up five yards past the line of scrimmage on
• 35:17
  the snap dropped to the hook, curl at this yardage set look for someone
• 35:22
  YadA YadA. It's much different than having a match coverage responsibility, or you
• 35:27
  know, having to wall off the number three or carry number two vertically.
• 35:30
  A lot of these, a lot of the pieces that will be asked of
• 35:31
  him in this Bill's defense and at the NFL level. But I thought he
• 35:37
  flashed a bit today. I thought there's some other spots where he was out
• 35:38
  of his run fits and didn't necessarily squeeze down his gap when coming forward.
• 35:44
  But all in all, I think for Donny Williams, I think there were
• 35:45
  some positives to draw from today's game. A lot of what I want to
• 35:50
  see is his play in the run game coming forward and how he was fitting
• 35:52
  the run with those gaps. And then also from a coverage standpoint, what
• 35:58
  coverage is the Bills were playing on the back end, what were his responsibilities
• 36:01
  trying to decipher I should say, those responsibilities and thus trying to assess his
• 36:07
  execution and his responsibility on those plays. I do think what was nice is
• 36:12
  he made some plays down field, granted you know on big runs or big
• 36:15
  games where he did make some tackles. You see the long arms coming in,
• 36:17
  You see the speed and the athleticism tracking a little bit for him.
• 36:22
  So he's somebody again who I think is a work in progress. JG comes
• 36:25
  in and says, how does he get those reps? That he needs a
• 36:28
  lot of it for him is going to come in practice, unfortunately and in
• 36:30
  the preseason obviously, like he's not. He's not going to get starters reps
• 36:34
  because he represents too much of I think of a vulnerability right now. Again,
• 36:38
  I think he's somebody who long term you like him more potentially in Tyrell
• 36:43
  Dotson or even Terrell Bernard, but he's somebody right now that doesn't give you
• 36:45
  that confident baseline if you are projecting him as a starter right now in the
• 36:51
  NFL, which again I think it is fine. He's on a different timeline.
• 36:52
  I know he's a third round pick. Than there are teams that get
• 36:55
  immediate contributions from their second and especially third picks in the same year that they
• 37:00
  were drafted. I don't think that's the same across different teams. He's somebody
• 37:05
  who is a bit more of a work in progress, and that's okay,
• 37:07
  right I know we'd all like an answer to the linebacker competition right now.
• 37:12
  I don't think this game did anything to answer that question or settle that debate
• 37:15
  potentially, But Dorian Williams he flashed a little bit. He's flashing training camp
• 37:22
  at times. But he's somebody who again is going to have to gain those
• 37:25
  reps in practice. He's the guy who's going to have to show up early
• 37:29
  to practice and work with Bobby Babbage, continue to put in time in the
• 37:32
  whiteboard and on tape and in his notebook figuring out okay against a three by
• 37:38
  one. Look, if the number three receiver does this and we're in this
• 37:40
  coverage, I do this. If the number two receiver does this, I
• 37:44
  do this. Like, he really has to get those mental reps. And
• 37:45
  sometimes it can be just watching tape and getting his head in the playbook.
• 37:50
  Other times it's him actually practicing out there on the field. Time the physical
• 37:52
  with the mental or whiteboard work. There's a lot of ways that you can
• 37:57
  get those reps and improve. It's not going to come with starters unless something
• 38:00
  goes very sideways come regular season time, but the preseason will be very,
• 38:05
  very very important for him. It was nice to see him get a lot
• 38:07
  of burn today. You know. One of the silver lining pieces for Terrell
• 38:10
  Bernard being out today was that it potentially gave Dorian Williams some more reps,
• 38:15
  even though Dorian looked to be with like the second or third team guys throughout
• 38:20
  camp. So we'll see what things look like going forward for him. But
• 38:23
  again, more time on task given how raw he is coming out from Tulane.
• 38:29
  But we'll see the rest of the linebacker spot. Again, no Terrell
• 38:31
  Bernard today, which I'm really disappointed in. I really wanted to see the
• 38:36
  difference between him and Terrell Dodson. But we unfortunately did not get to see
• 38:44
  Terrell Bernard today due to a hamstring injury. I believe, I know it
• 38:46
  was soft tissue. Oh. I like this coming from Sarah who says I
• 38:50
  think mcduffy was the corner we were going for in Casey swiped him. I
• 38:52
  also believed that as well, and then also hurts my heart. I loved
• 38:54
  Trent mcduffey coming out. He was my corner three. I had him a
• 38:59
  tear ahead of kyer Elam. I would have loved Trett mcduffy. That's the
• 39:02
  side of the point. I just wanted to shout out Tret mcduffy because I
• 39:05
  love him again. So Terrell Bernard out. Terrell Dodson gets the starters reps
• 39:13
  alongside Matt Milano. He's one two who he's flashed a lot in his run
• 39:16
  defense this year. I want to see what he looked like from a fit
• 39:20
  perspective on the tape. From watching the broadcast and watching this game, it
• 39:23
  looked like Dotson was out of his gap at several points and several instances got
• 39:28
  washed down a bit or got kicked out coming forward by some guards, and
• 39:34
  on some poles or some hinge blocks, and even on some bass blocks kind
• 39:37
  of getting driven back. I was hoping he would be better against the run
• 39:42
  because I'm still not expecting a lot from him from a coverage standpoint. I
• 39:45
  know he had one where the ball got zipped by him just past his outstretched
• 39:51
  arms. I believe on a deep end or a deep hook. In the
• 39:54
  intermediate, they're going a little vertical. It looked like he was on play
• 39:58
  action. I don't think he made a horrible read. I don't think he
• 40:00
  looked horribly on athletic, But whether it's his size or shorter arms, or
• 40:04
  just what he's like dropping into coverage, Richardson zip to buy him. But
• 40:09
  again I'm not expecting much from him from a coverage standpoint. I think that's
• 40:15
  where he is more vulnerable. I think that's where more of the deficiencies in
• 40:19
  his game exist. Again, want to confirm that with the tape based on
• 40:22
  the coverage coverages I'm seeing, and we're seeing and trying to decipher what those
• 40:27
  coverages were and therefore decipher how to properly evaluate how he executed in those coverages.
• 40:31
  But the run game piece, and I'm seeing a lot of people throw
• 40:35
  it up into the chat there. Yeah, it's been it's been a little
• 40:39
  concerning. I think if you're watching or kind of rewinding the game in your
• 40:45
  head again, I want to confirm again with the tape. I hate to
• 40:49
  continue to give that answer, but what something is you know, scientific as
• 40:52
  run fits and fitting up the run, you really want to be sure,
• 40:55
  like, Okay, was this guy in the right gap or was he in
• 40:58
  the wrong gap? Was this his fall or was it someone else's? And
• 41:00
  he just didn't really see him making those plays. I thought for a guy
• 41:05
  who was you know, shot the gaps at times and played a little bigger,
• 41:08
  he was getting blocked, he was getting picked up, he wasn't in
• 41:10
  the right place. He just wasn't making plays right. And I think,
• 41:14
  you know, some of the comments coming in saying Dodson wasn't visible, or
• 41:17
  him looking poorly against the run, or you know, even JG coming in
• 41:23
  saying Dodsons has the reps and he's looked like a backup. I think that's
• 41:27
  more of the concerning piece. Like I think to Rolle Bernard has the best
• 41:30
  chance to mitigate the loss of Tremaine Edmunds, But I think this position,
• 41:35
  regardless of who plays it, is going to be one that will be heavily
• 41:37
  scrutinized because we'll see and this isn't you know to say that Edmunds was perfect.
• 41:43
  But I think we're going to see a stark difference between what Tremaine Edmonds
• 41:47
  offered the Bills defense in that role versus what whoever is going to offer the
• 41:52
  Bills in that role in replacing him. Handsome man as smart, he gets
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  it, he says three hundred and sixteen watching Hit Hit the Light, Guys,
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  come on, please be please and thank you. Likes are the lifeblood
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  of these streams and these videos. So if you are enjoying this content,
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• 42:12
  folks. Yeah. So, I don't think this linebacker spot is anywhere
• 42:15
  close to being settled, unless if Bernard's injury is a bit long term,
• 42:20
  if he doesn't get to play in that preseason game next week, if he
• 42:22
  misses a bunch of practice time, I think you know the position goes to
• 42:28
  Dodson. Great comment here from Roy saying we'll miss Edmunds, but he wasn't
• 42:30
  worth eighteen million a year one thousand percent. Roy, you are spot on.
• 42:35
  So if Bernard's injury is longer term, I think that kind of shores
• 42:38
  up the spot for Dodson. If Dodson starts, I expect to see more
• 42:42
  dime linebacker stuff from Taylor Rap. I've talked about it on Twitter and another
• 42:45
  other shows as well. I don't want to get into too much of it
• 42:47
  now, but then that opens you up to platooning and being dictated to and
• 42:52
  the advantages and disadvantage of certain personnel packages and what offenses can do to you.
• 42:55
  So I don't love the idea of a platoon, but if it's needed,
• 43:00
  it is what it is, given what Dotson has been in coverage.
• 43:02
  Dotson also wore the green dot today, So if if Bernard doesn't get healthy,
• 43:10
  this position looks to be locked up for Terrell dots inspector was playing with
• 43:15
  the third teamers. It looked like he's been kind of left behind in the
• 43:17
  camp competition. Didn't play awful, but isn't doing anything to really set him
• 43:22
  self apart from the pack and again Dorrian Williams got a bunch of reps today,
• 43:24
  But I don't think he's in a spot where he's ready to be a
• 43:28
  starter right now. And maybe he is come week five or week ten,
• 43:31
  or week fifteen or next year at some point. Right but I think it's
• 43:35
  a lot to ask of him right now to be inserted into the starting lineup,
• 43:38
  given everything that he has to work on. From a mental standpoint,
• 43:42
  he's quits a quick player, and he's a fast player, but the mental
• 43:45
  side can slow you down and prevent you from playing fast, and I think
• 43:49
  the mental side, you can see some of that hesitation from him, especially
• 43:52
  in coverage. And I know he's flashing physically, and he probably will as
• 43:55
  the preseason goes forward, but we'll see what he's going to be. But
• 44:00
  this linebacker competition is muddy at this point. We'll see what happens going forward
• 44:05
  with Bernard, but some positive flashes from Borne and Williams today. Still concerned
• 44:09
  not with him from a development standpoint, but with where he is right now.
• 44:13
  He still has a long way to go, remembe, not even I
• 44:15
  want to say a long way to go, but he still has room to
• 44:17
  improve. And room to grow, and then definitely disappointed with Bernard picking up
• 44:22
  a knock yesterday or the day before and being unable to play today. That
• 44:25
  really hurts his chances and hurts this competition as a whole in terms of really
• 44:29
  finding out who the best player is for this job. Oh Jordan coming in
• 44:34
  saying, you guys wanted Edmund's gone, laugh out loud. Here you go.
• 44:37
  Oooh man, that's fair, that's fair. That's fair. Also on
• 44:43
  the defensive side of the ball a little piece. Steve Tasker talked about it
• 44:45
  on the broadcast. Some blitzes and pressure looks from the Bill's defense today with
• 44:51
  Sean McDermott, something that we've seen throughout training camp, something that we saw
• 44:53
  the scrimmage last Friday. Just McDermott kind of dialing into though those plays a
• 45:00
  little bit more and those looks and those pressure packages. It led to the
• 45:04
  interception for Dame Jackson again on that first drive they brought I believe it was
• 45:08
  a five man pressure and they brought Siron Neil from the slot and Mike a
• 45:12
  Hide came down replaced Sir Ron Neil. So nice to see some aggressiveness early
• 45:15
  on, especially against the rookie QB. I don't think we're going to see
• 45:19
  anything two designery and two package E in the preseason. You know, you
• 45:23
  usually want to keep things as vanilla as you can in the preseason. But
• 45:30
  I think with Sean McDermott, what's interesting here is again him taking over as
• 45:32
  a DC and kind of getting back into that arena after being out of it
• 45:37
  for several several years as a head coach. Even though he has that influence
• 45:40
  on the defense, you know, maybe we see a little bit more designer
• 45:45
  pieces creep up in games as he starts to try and get a feel for
• 45:47
  what this defense is, what he wants to do, where he wants to
• 45:51
  put them, what buttons he wants to press, press, and what dials
• 45:53
  and levers he wants to push and pull and change and all of those pieces.
• 45:58
  So I think that'll be interesting to see what we continue to get from
• 46:01
  the defense there. And I think it was good to see some of those
• 46:07
  pressure looks and they execute it well right. I thought some of the blitz
• 46:10
  is really worked. We saw another good one where I don't remember who blitz
• 46:16
  by Milano rapped oh Poyer blitzed the running back picked him up Milano rapped around
• 46:22
  after Poyer, it heated up Richardson. It looked like Pittman ran it over
• 46:25
  against Kyer Elam and he had a step on Elam, but Hide was closing
• 46:30
  it down and slicing on it as the post safety, so he may have
• 46:31
  been able to make a play on the ball, but either way, it
• 46:34
  heated up Richardson. He made an inaccurate throw and it led to it incompletion.
• 46:38
  So some of their blitzes were good. I continue to get excited for
• 46:43
  what the pressure package and attack minded nature of the Bill's defense will look under
• 46:47
  Sean McDermott. We we've seen little pieces and glimpses of it throughout camp and
• 46:51
  in the scrimmage, and we saw more of that today, so that looks
• 46:53
  to continue. Again. We're not going to see everything fully on display in
• 46:55
  the preseason because you don't want to put that out there, but it's nice
• 46:59
  to see it continue. You to be peppered in and sprinkled in as we
• 47:01
  get towards the season where we expect a lot more of that to be on
• 47:06
  display run defense as well. Not overly concerned, it's it's pre season.
• 47:10
  It's one game. Dekuon Jones didn't play, but I thought with some of
• 47:14
  and again this is something I want to confirm with the tape, but it
• 47:19
  looked like the Bills were a bit vulnerable, especially with their light boxes,
• 47:21
  which they are known to play from a run defense standpoint, early on with
• 47:25
  the first teamers and the second teamers, especially on the interior. I know
• 47:31
  the defensive line picked it up on the interior as the game went along,
• 47:35
  especially against the second and third teamers, but there were some good runs there
• 47:37
  early on for Evan Hall. There was some space there in short yardage and
• 47:42
  on early downs. Again, the starters ended up not giving up any points.
• 47:45
  To take that with a grain of salt, but something to monitor again.
• 47:49
  If you're are going to be a team that plays with two high safeties,
• 47:52
  or plays with light boxes, or plays nickel defense as your base defense,
• 47:58
  or plays all three of those things in conjunction with one another as the
• 48:00
  Bills do, you really need to be stout on the interior and in the
• 48:04
  spine of your defense, especially against the run. You're gonna get gouged and
• 48:07
  make things hard on yourself and easy on the offense. So I think that
• 48:10
  is something to continue to watch, to continue to keep an eye on,
• 48:16
  and we'll see what he does or what the defense does, I should say,
• 48:22
  going for it again. I thought it kind of sorted itself out a
• 48:23
  bit, but that's always something to keep an eye on, right we talk
• 48:25
  about it from the Bills offense perspective, running against light boxes, running right
• 48:30
  at teams, and the bind that it puts defenses in. It seemed like
• 48:35
  that happened a little bit to the Bills in this game, and I think
• 48:37
  it was part of what Sean McDermott was frustrated about at halftime when he said
• 48:40
  the fundamentals were off. I'm paraphrasing what he said. And there were some
• 48:45
  coverage issues as well, but that piece and again kind of and on the
• 48:49
  defense, the defensive line felt look good. The second and third team ers.
• 48:52
  Tim Settle looked really good again against more of the second team, maybe
• 48:54
  even third team. Boogie Basham flashed several times early on against the Stars or
• 49:00
  what I believe were the starters for the Colts, and then as the game
• 49:01
  continued, he had a couple of good run defense reps. He had a
• 49:05
  couple of good reps from a pass rush perspective. I thought that was nice
• 49:08
  to see. It does look like what's interesting from a rotation standpoint at edge
• 49:13
  Epanessa came out a little after Rousseau. We know Greg Russo as a starter
• 49:17
  on this team. Floyd got maybe a series or two. He came out
• 49:21
  and it looked like Epanessa came after that. It looks like as of right
• 49:23
  now, aj Epanessa, it's kind of that cut off for the tears for
• 49:30
  the edges, like we know what Von Miller is. It looks like Von
• 49:32
  and then you got Rousseau and Floyd and then Epanessa looks right now from a
• 49:37
  rep standpoint, and you should standpoint in this game today and what we've seen
• 49:40
  in camp and in the scrimmage, it looks like Epanessa looks to be secure
• 49:45
  as edge three right now if Von is out or if Von is in Epanessa's
• 49:50
  Edge four. Didn't see a ton of burn today, which if you get
• 49:52
  those guys out usually it can mean if you're trying to read them between the
• 49:57
  lines, like the coaching staff saw what they wanted to see, or they
• 49:59
  want to check that guy and get him out early. So we'll see what
• 50:02
  happens in that piece. Good comment. Here from Pete saying it was nice
• 50:05
  to see the second string D line cleanly winning versus the cold second string.
• 50:08
  Yeah. Tim Settle had a couple of really great reps on the interior he
• 50:12
  did last preseason two, so we'll see how that continues. He had a
• 50:15
  couple of really good reps. I continue to see a lot of fun flashes
• 50:19
  from Elianku, who played well in Spurts last year when called upon. He
• 50:25
  had a couple of really nice run defense reps. He had the he significantly
• 50:30
  contributed to that run stop on fourth down early on, and then he had
• 50:34
  one where he wrenched over a guard and chucked him to the ground and it
• 50:37
  drove He drove his man into the running back which led to a stop.
• 50:40
  A couple of really good flashes from him. He's somebody who I enjoy continuing
• 50:45
  to see play well. I just like depth on the D line. And
• 50:49
  he's a practice squad guy. I don't think he's going to crack the you
• 50:51
  know, the main roster, but if he can continue to live on the
• 50:53
  practice squad and be a guy that they can call up, it's absolutely fantastic.
• 50:57
  Beta Jim says, bash him look good today, which was a delight.
• 51:00
  Yeah, I do think he flashed positively today. Again, we'll see
• 51:02
  how it continues to go going forward, especially against starters in better competition.
• 51:06
  But it's nice to just see him showing value at any standpoint, for you
• 51:12
  know what he's been at this point, which has been inconsistent, and you
• 51:15
  don't really know what you have, you don't really know what you're going to
• 51:21
  get offered from him at times, so nice to see him playing with some
• 51:22
  consistency rep after rap, down after down, series after series. Chris says,
• 51:28
  I thought Eponessa started today. He did. He and Rousseau were the
• 51:30
  starters, and then we didn't really see a ton of Floyd. He was
• 51:34
  in briefly, and then Rousseau came out. I believe Eponesa came out the
• 51:37
  series after him. That's when we started to see more Basham More, Shane
• 51:42
  ray More, Jonathan Kingsley Klein, those pieces and the rest on the defense
• 51:50
  overall is I take a drink of water here. I definitely want to continue
• 51:54
  to see what the corner two battle looks like. Still very exciting. We'll
• 51:59
  see what hap there, especially with all the intensity that there is for the
• 52:02
  fan base around it and the linebacker spot. Right, We'll continue to see
• 52:07
  what trajectory Donny Williams operates on and lives on. See what happens with Bernard
• 52:13
  Dodson. I think we know what Dodson is, right, and I think
• 52:17
  that's worrisome if we know what he is already, he's going to be the
• 52:22
  starter. Especially I especially hope you would have hoped that maybe he saw an
• 52:28
  uptick in this game. But again, given how much he's been in the
• 52:30
  league and what his skill set is, I think we know what he is
• 52:31
  at this point. So we'll see what happens with the linebacker spot. The
• 52:35
  defensive line rotation continues to be fun. Poonaford at some good flashes today,
• 52:37
  so good to see him getting some work as he starts to work in that
• 52:42
  rotation. And yeah, we'll see what happens. But I thought the defense
• 52:45
  played well in spurts today. There were some inconsistencies from a coverage standpoint,
• 52:50
  especially when they added in some blitzes, some guys looking lost on the back
• 52:53
  end both early on and late, and then some of the run defense pieces
• 52:58
  early. But that's things that the tape will come firm and I'll be diving
• 53:00
  into that as the weekend goes forward and posting a ton of that on Twitter.
• 53:04
  So if you want to see that, follow me on Twitter at pro
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  Underscore Underscore and that's Pro two underscores a nt oh awesome, Chris coming in.
• 53:10
  Thank you for being here, Chris, and thank you for the super
• 53:13
  chat and the kind words. Chris says, thanks for the endless great coverage
• 53:15
  Cover one. I appreciate you, thank you very much for being here in
• 53:17
  the kind words. That's awesome. Thank you very much, really appreciate that.
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  That's super cool to see and to hear. Now let's flip the conversation
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  Well beata. Jim coming in with one more defensive comments saying I love
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  the aggressive blitzes, lots of corners and safety pressures. Yeah, it'll be
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  it'll be interesting to see how that continues going forward. Again, Sean McDermott
• 54:37
  coming from that Jim Johnson Tree and Philly where Jim Johnson loved to blitz his
• 54:39
  safeties, and then even what Sean McDermott did in Carolina with blitzing guys like
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  Kurt Coleman and Roman Harper and things. And now he's got two tremendous chess
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  piece safeties with Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer. I think we'll continue to see
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  safety pressures and you know, confusing looks for offenses with what he does with
• 54:59
  the safeties, how he moves them around and where he puts them. Andrew
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  says, the show over already. Oh no, absolutely not, Andrew.
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  We are moving to the offensive side of the ball now in this conversation,
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  I'm going to start with a question. I'll started, I guess with my
• 55:13
  favorite person from today and a question that Sarah has. Sarah says, Anthony,
• 55:19
  do you think Shavers and or Isabella have a shot of making the roster?
• 55:22
  And who do you think has a better shot? So if we start
• 55:23
  with Shavers inconsistent play. He had I think three drops today, one of
• 55:28
  them leading to that interception pick six. It wasn't a great throw, a
• 55:31
  little behind him off center, but still should have had it. Unfortunate deflection
• 55:37
  led to a pick six, But he had a couple of drops, did
• 55:38
  have a touchdown, did have a nice route down field in the fourth quarter
• 55:43
  that drew a flag. I really liked when Andy Isabella did today. He
• 55:45
  was one of my biggest takeaways for the day, arguably my biggest takeaway.
• 55:50
  We saw a lot of success from him as the number three receiver in those
• 55:53
  three by one looks. I tweeted out a couple of them. And for
• 55:55
  those who don't know, so you number your receivers from outside in. So
• 56:00
  if you've got three receivers to the right side of the field, the receiver
• 56:04
  closest to the sideline is one, the man next to him is two,
• 56:07
  and then the man next to him would be three. So if you're playing
• 56:10
  those catches for Isabella in your head, he had three of them, one
• 56:14
  on a third down, one earlier before that, and then one later in
• 56:17
  the fourth quarter on like a little option route where he sat down and caught
• 56:21
  it for about five to six yards. Him being then number three receiver in
• 56:24
  those looks, it means he's usually gonna get matched up on a linebacker,
• 56:29
  and he put guys in the blender today, whether linebackers, whether safeties or
• 56:34
  nickel corners. His pacing, his suddenness, his decisiveness, his sharpness,
• 56:37
  his body language, it just he looked real precise and real clean with his
• 56:43
  route running. Again, it was against more second team and third team,
• 56:45
  maybe even some fourth team dudes, but he was winning consistently. He was
• 56:49
  getting open, he was creating separation. I really like what Andy Isabella did
• 56:52
  today. I think right now Isabella has a much better shot than Shavers or
• 56:55
  we're jests going off of the day today, especially with Isabella's ability to function
• 57:00
  in the return game as a returner. But either way, it's gonna be
• 57:02
  tough. I mentioned it earlier. I really liked what Andy Isabella did.
• 57:07
  But with every all the moves that the Bills made this year to address the
• 57:10
  receiver position or the weapon reposition. Again, you signed Trench Shurfield, you
• 57:14
  signed Deonte Hardy, you draft Dalton Kincaide, who is a tight end.
• 57:17
  But twelve personnel will affect how many sets and formations you have where you need
• 57:22
  receivers. So how many receivers do you need? I think the fact that
• 57:25
  Isabella has shown well in his ability to separate and with a route running standpoint,
• 57:30
  like, I hate to make this comp but he was finally looking like
• 57:32
  a like a little Cole Beasley out there in terms of his game with how
• 57:37
  he was separating, you saw some option routes, you saw his ability to
• 57:39
  leverage coverage in space. I really liked it. I'm interested to see if
• 57:43
  he can get more reps against higher level competition. And what he does is
• 57:46
  a dude who was a former second round pick didn't really work out in Arizona,
• 57:50
  but he's got juice and does have some precision to his game. I
• 57:52
  like that he showed that today. It's just going to be hard for him
• 57:57
  to crack the roster, similar to I really liked Isaiah High last year a
• 58:00
  lot. I thought it was gonna be tough for him to crack the roster
• 58:02
  based on the depth of the Bills already had there. I think Isabella maybe
• 58:07
  in a similar boat. I do think he's ahead of Shavers right now,
• 58:09
  especially just based off of what we saw today. But I really really really
• 58:13
  liked what Andy Isabella did today for the Bill's offense. Just a lot of
• 58:22
  a lot of separation being created quickly, decisively. And Sarah says here,
• 58:27
  that's what I'm hoping makes it Isabella, that speed can be weaponized. Yeah,
• 58:30
  he had a lot. He had another one with a run after the
• 58:32
  catch that was the first one that he really separated on. It was nice
• 58:37
  to see him play having that twitch and having that quickness and suddenness. And
• 58:40
  again he plays special teams, which is a huge boon for him and a
• 58:44
  huge boon into him making the team based on what Sean McDermott and these guys
• 58:46
  look to have from their death guys at any position, sticking on the offensive
• 58:52
  side of the ball, Let's talk about a Cyrus Torrance again. I'm gonna
• 58:55
  say this with a grain of salt. I usually I want to hold hard
• 59:00
  or concrete evaluation for games in the trenches and along without what I do on
• 59:05
  the back end from a coverage and secondary perspective until I see the game tape,
• 59:07
  until I see the all twenty two. But Torrence looked comfortable today.
• 59:13
  You know. I noted or previously that he had slimmed down. Seemed like
• 59:16
  he came into camp a little leaner, which gotta stop. Thank you very
• 59:20
  much for being here, Sophia, and thank you very much for the super
• 59:22
  chat. Sophia says, smash the like Bills football is back. Go Bills.
• 59:25
  Thank you very much for being here, and thank you for the super
• 59:28
  chat and for encouraging people to smash the light, which, as I always
• 59:30
  say, helps us to track and trend in front of more eyes and ears
• 59:32
  here on the show and with the brand as a whole. So please drop
• 59:36
  a like on this video if you would be so kind, Be like Sophia,
• 59:37
  appreciate your folks. Yeah, amost IRUs Torrance saw some physicality from him
• 59:43
  Today's his ability to pin defenders and or wash them down. But I think
• 59:47
  it was more of his movement in space. Again, I don't think it
• 59:52
  was the cult first team line that he was working against consistently, and we
• 59:54
  saw him play good into the second quarter at that right guard spot. But
• 59:59
  we saw good hand technique remplacement on several reps. We saw good coordination with
• 1:00:04
  his feet in his hands. He wasn't over extending himself, quickness wasn't giving
• 1:00:07
  him too much trouble. He was adjusting well. He was pushing guys past
• 1:00:10
  the quarterback and running them by. And also we saw some physicality in the
• 1:00:15
  run game. This is another piece that I want to tie into the Osiris
• 1:00:20
  Torrens piece was the downhill run game that we saw for the Buffalo Bills.
• 1:00:23
  This is something I've talked about all offseason. And what the addition of Osiris
• 1:00:29
  Torrance means for the offense. He's a different type of interior alignment than the
• 1:00:32
  Bills have had previously, especially looking at the guys towards the top of the
• 1:00:37
  depth chart, right like Mitch Morris and Ryan Bates and Connor McGovern and David
• 1:00:39
  Edwards. You know at the guard spot. These are guys who were more
• 1:00:42
  movement guys. They are around, you know, three oh five to three
• 1:00:45
  hundred and ten pounds. They're guys you want to pull. Their guys who
• 1:00:49
  you want to get out into space. They're guys who you want to use
• 1:00:53
  their athleticism and their movement to their advantage. Not saying that Torrance is unathletic
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  or doesn't have that movement, but he's got a different skill set. He's
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  more of a people mover. He creates vertical displacement in that run game.
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  You want him going forward, you want he's a people mover. He's more
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  of a maller, which I was interested to see how he lived in that
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  world, given what it looks like how much weight he dropped it versus what
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  I saw firsthand at the Senior Bowl and what he was on tape at Florida.
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  But we saw that people moving ability. We saw that downhill piece,
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  especially on the first drive the Bills really ran at the Indianapolis Colts. So
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  seeing more of those downhill runs, whether it's you know, a gap run
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  or a specifically you know, more inside zone or more duo or iso,
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  you know, just getting right downhill, moving people out of the way,
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  being physical, being forceful, instead of having more you know, zone runs
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  that are more athletic and more you know, everybody kind of moving in unison,
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  and the running back chooses their own adventure type, a type of deal
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  outs IRUs torants gives you a different skill set on that offensive line and a
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  different type of mentality, and you put him on that right side with Spencer
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  Brown by blanked on it. He and Spencer Brown had a couple nice pieces
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  today with some double teams and getting some guys off the line and re establishing
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  the line of scrimmage in their favor and creating some vertical displacement. He and
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  Spencer Brown could be a really fun tandem from our run block perspective on the
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  right side of that offensive line. So I liked what I saw from Torrents
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  today. I'm excited to get into the tape and see what really happens,
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  you know, or really happened today when I do a full evaluation. But
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  as of right now, initial reaction a plus day for Osiris Torrents and a
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  good rookie debut for him as he saw work with the first team and second
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  team at right guard, and again another awesome piece for the Downhill run game.
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  In addition to that, we saw some twelve personnel pieces but being effective
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  in the run game. That first touchdown for Cook it was twelve personnel with
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  Trent Scherfield in there, and he motioned and was right hipped off of Kincaid
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  and Knox into the boundary there, and we saw Kincaide do just enough to
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  wash his defensive end and wash his man inside. We saw Knox climb to
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  the second level and get a corner, and we saw Shrefield kick his man
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  inside which allowed James Cook immediately to see the outside was open, bounced it
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  outside and coasted to a touchdown. Nice to see Shurefield getting some work and
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  showing as a plus blocker in the run game, which we already know he
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  could be. Nice to see Kinkaid again doing just enough because he is willing
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  and he is serviceable as a blocker. He is functional as a run blocker.
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  Nice to see him operating in that space. I know there were some
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  questions about Kinkaid and not really seeing him. I think it was more just
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  a function of let's get him some reps and let's get the starters out of
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  their type of thing. Maybe we'll see him more in week two or week
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  three. Again, the rhythms are different now. You used to see with
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  a four game preseason. Week three was that dress rehearsal where he saw a
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  ton of the starters. We'll see if it's going to be next week or
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  week three for the Bills. But when that happens, you'll see more Kinkaid.
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  But he did enough as a run blocker today again, which is what
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  I think will continue to see. I don't think Kinkaid as a rookie is
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  going to be a people mover or a mauler in the run blocking game as
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  a tight end, but he will shepherd guys out of the way. He
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  will impede rushers, he will impede his man. He can dig out safeties,
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  crack on outside linebackers. But when he's matching up against defensive Lineman and
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  edges. I think he has the ability because of his willingness and because his
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  size and frame to do just enough. He's got to be better with his
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  technique, feet, hand placement, and overall leverage, but he's willing,
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  he's got some size can do just enough. That James Cook touchdown was the
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  perfect example. I don't think it was an amazing block by him, but
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  his initial first contact and positioning he ends up kind of getting chucked out of
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  the way, but his initial first contact and positioning was the reason the edge
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  got washed down a bit and it helped Cook be able to bonce that outside,
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  so tying that into the downhill run game again, I thought was another
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  nice piece for the Bills offense. And let's talk about some James Cook as
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  well. I tweeted it out earlier. I think James Cook really makes a
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  big difference with his speed and burst and what that does for this Bill's offense.
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  No knock against Devin single Terry or any running back to the Bills of
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  a head prior, but there's just a different level of threat that James Cook
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  presents. Two way defense. If you are not sounding your run fits or
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  in your gaps, he'll make you pay in a hurry. And that touchdown
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  was was the example, right you saw him and again like I illustrated it,
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  you know kind of you know, knocks climb into that corner and Kincaid
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  getting his edge you know, to kind of go inside me able to seal
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  him surefield work and his man the outside was wide open for that to be
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  bounced. Cook saw it immediately and then because of his speed once he got
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  out there into the line, he kind of just coasted into the end zone.
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  We also saw a really nice run from Cook. I believe it was
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  on a draw or just an inside run where he you know, the red
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  sea parted. He gets to the second level, he breaks a tackle either
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  from a linebacker or a safety, and then keeps going forward. He came
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  into camp a little thicker looking in my estimation than he did last year.
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  Doesn't look like he's lost anything from a speed or reduced perspective, but we're
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  seeing some more physicality from him. We saw it in camp a little bit.
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  And when I say physicality, I mean more break tackle ability from him.
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  And we saw today like a couple of defenders had him dead to rights.
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  But he's got that elusiveness in his game. He's got that burst,
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  he's got that twitch, he's got that fluidity, So he has the ability
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  that he can can toward his body quickly and in a split second and change
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  an angle or change leverage. And now if he's got the frame and the
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  contact balance to go with it, arm tackles or shoulder tackles that would have
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  presented previously got him off kilter or made him stumble or brought him down.
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  Now defenders might bounce off of him and he has the ability to break tackles
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  and get to the second level or the third level potentially a bit easier in
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  terms of being able to make some play. So a good day for James
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  Cook. I think I don't think his status as RB one was in doubt,
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  but I think he solidified it even more so today with his burst and
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  his fluidity and what he was able to do. So kudos to him for
• 1:06:46
  the day that he had today. Kaloshakir two really nice catches today and in
• 1:06:51
  a really unfortunate drop on a third down where he got open, found the
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  space, leveraged the corner based on the coverage, should have been an easy
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  pitch and catch Relatively dropped it. That really sucked for him because it came
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  off of two other plays. His first one where he had a deep end
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  and kind of extended and showed his athleticism and kind of expanding his catch radius
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  with a really nice hands catch, brought it in in front of the corner
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  and behind the linebacker, right in the passing window. Got the Bills a
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  first down, and they needed another one on the sideline where contested catch,
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  so showed some really strong hands, brought it in, got up the sideline,
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  just got tripped up before he was able to get the first down.
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  Unfortunate that he had that drop, especially for a guy who has been getting
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  work as wide receiver three in a variety of ways with Surefield, with Hardy.
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  We continue to see it with Shakire. He gets lined up outside,
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  he gets lined up inside. He's a slot, he's an ex, he's
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  a Z. They use him the block, they use him do a lot
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  of pieces, to do a lot of things from a peace standpoint on the
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  offense. So it was nice to see him flash a bit unfortunate drop.
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  I think the drop is outweighed by the really nice two catches he had prior
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  to that, But unfortunate for him to see that drop. But I thought
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  Shakure looked good today and then you know, we talked about him a little
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  earlier. From an receiver standpoint, Keishawn Johnson Altman looked good today as well.
• 1:08:09
  Shavers flash, but he also had several drops. I think it's gonna
• 1:08:12
  be tough for those guys to really crack the roster given what the Bills have
• 1:08:17
  from a depth standpoint already there and then even with what Andy Isabella has done.
• 1:08:21
  So the wide receiver room has a lot of competition from a depth standpoint,
• 1:08:26
  and who's going to make the team, who's going to make the practice
• 1:08:28
  squad. This will be a fun position to continue to watch in games,
• 1:08:32
  whether it's with the second team or third team, because you've got guys who
• 1:08:34
  are really having a gun and do everything that they can to try and crack
• 1:08:39
  this squad. Because there's a lot of competition and a lot of depth at
• 1:08:43
  the wide receiver spot for this team. So that'd be a fun one to
• 1:08:45
  continue to watch. Also, shout out Latavius Murray, who does not look
• 1:08:49
  like he's been in the league for a significant amount of time. You know,
• 1:08:55
  the wheels and the tires look rejuvenated and fresh. He had, you
• 1:09:00
  know, a nice catching run today. He had a couple of really good
• 1:09:01
  runs from a bigger yardage standpoint kind of guy who he's going to fall forward
• 1:09:06
  based on his frame and based on his run style. Really good in short
• 1:09:11
  yardage the past several years and really throughout his career, but especially with what
• 1:09:15
  he's done with his past several stops. Noted it in training camp. I
• 1:09:18
  noted it last week at the scrimmage, just his ability to convert on third
• 1:09:24
  and short, his ability to convert in the red zone and on the goal
• 1:09:26
  line. But you're seeing just more bigger place Roman. He had a really
• 1:09:29
  big catch and run the other day in practice at camp and nice did yet
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  just see him kind of thriving out there in a backup role behind James Cook.
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  No Damien Harris today. He tweaked. I believe it was his knee
• 1:09:43
  several days ago in practice. So no Damien Harris today, which means more
• 1:09:45
  reps for Latavious Murray. And he showed well. He has shown well all
• 1:09:48
  camp, showed well in the scrimmage. We'll see what that means. You
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  know of Harris, who's been banged up a bit at his time in New
• 1:09:56
  England, especially last year. If Harris can't shake that injury piece that Murray
• 1:10:00
  continues to look good, we'll see what that means for RB two. But
• 1:10:02
  either way, whether it's Murdy, whether it's terrorists, it seems like the
• 1:10:06
  Bills have a nice compliment to the skill set and style of James Cook as
• 1:10:12
  RB one with whoever they have as RB two or RB three, and it's
• 1:10:15
  nice that both are bets, especially with Tabus Murray, who's been around a
• 1:10:17
  lot, He's seen a lot. He's smart, he has vision, he
• 1:10:19
  understands what his role is and what the responsibility is on each play. I
• 1:10:26
  like to see. I'd like to see what he did today, So shout
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  out to let Tavius Murdy on the offensive side of the ball, and then
• 1:10:33
  we'll see what happens to the rest of the offensive line. From a depth
• 1:10:36
  standpoint, I want to see what Question Barry looked like. I want to
• 1:10:40
  see what Brandon Shell looked like. Look like. They both got threatened a
• 1:10:42
  bit around the arc, around their edges at times, but QB was able
• 1:10:47
  to step up and evade and avoid, which is still a win for the
• 1:10:51
  offensive lineman. So I want to see what they look like because I am
• 1:10:54
  worried about the tackle depth on this team. So we'll see what comes of
• 1:11:00
  their performances today. Again, I really want to see the offensive line trenches
• 1:11:03
  and secondary play is something that I hold out a lot of judgment or evaluation
• 1:11:08
  on, I should say, until the All twenty two comes out and I
• 1:11:11
  can fully dive into it and really dissect it and break everything down in detail
• 1:11:15
  it accordingly to really figure out who was supposed to do what and then evaluate
• 1:11:19
  their performance based on their perceived responsibility or assignment on any given play. So
• 1:11:25
  we'll see. But offensive line didn't show any glaring holes or vulnerabilities today.
• 1:11:30
  Plus piece from o Cyrus Torrance Spencer Brown had a couple of really good run
• 1:11:33
  block reps. I don't even know how many he gotten passed bro I was
• 1:11:36
  so focused on Torrance and then eyeballed again. Brown and Torrance working really well
• 1:11:42
  on a double team on that first drive. So nice to see what came
• 1:11:46
  from that piece. I think again, that can be a really fun piece
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  on the right side from a physical, nasty people moving standpoint in the run
• 1:11:53
  game, Spencer Brown and o Cyrus Torrance could be something at right tagle and
• 1:11:57
  right guard. But again, Ryan Bates is really good rocking with the second
• 1:12:00
  team as center today has the opportunity to start at right guard. We'll see
• 1:12:03
  what can come of that battle. I still think it's a battle at right
• 1:12:08
  guard, and we'll see what happens going forward with that and anything you folks
• 1:12:13
  have as we start to not completely wind down here, but any questions,
• 1:12:15
  thoughts, comments, concerns, anything I did not touch on, anything that
• 1:12:18
  you loved, hated, or worried about or excited about. Start to throw
• 1:12:23
  that up into the chat now. I want to grab several pieces if there
• 1:12:27
  are any from anyone as we start to dip out and kind of wind down
• 1:12:30
  here on this Saturday, well Saturday evening now after the Bills preseason Week one
• 1:12:34
  victory against the Indianapolis Coat, I'm gonna take a drink of water, see
• 1:12:38
  some comments come through, and we'll go from there. Got a comment here
• 1:12:45
  from John Allen is the next Elway, Butcker doesn't look the same in my
• 1:12:48
  opinion. Yeah, he had a really bad repper he at left guard.
• 1:12:51
  We got beat on his outside shoulder quickly, decisively. Again, I want
• 1:12:58
  to see what he looked like on the rest of his reps. But that
• 1:13:00
  rep was an ugly one and nobody's coming back from Well, we'll see what
• 1:13:03
  happens in that piece. Oh was Zachary King coming in and saying, I
• 1:13:09
  thought Mims look great. Yeah, Mims had that really nice catching run in
• 1:13:12
  a hurdle. It's gonna be tough with these running backs, whether it's him,
• 1:13:15
  whether it's Evans. We saw it last year with Raheem Black year,
• 1:13:19
  Like, it's gonna be tough for these guys to crack the lineup, especially
• 1:13:23
  you know, Cook, Harris and Murray or however you want to order them.
• 1:13:28
  Those are three solid guys who offer you consistency and a high floor.
• 1:13:31
  And James Cook obviously has the upside as well based on his skill set and
• 1:13:34
  his speed. So it's gonna be tough for any of these kind of lower
• 1:13:38
  depth running backs to make the roster. But yeah, Mims had some flashes
• 1:13:44
  today. Shout out to him for doing that again. These guys are just
• 1:13:47
  trying to do anything and everything they can to make a roster and crack the
• 1:13:53
  team. So we'll see what happens. We'll see what happens here. Oh,
• 1:13:56
  Jeremy says, Isabella could be our return man. He could be.
• 1:14:00
  I know they're looking at Deante Hardy for that spot, but if anything happens
• 1:14:02
  too Hardy, if anything kind of develops from an inconsistency standpoint there, or
• 1:14:09
  you know, we've talked about it before, Sean McDermott loves to have that
• 1:14:12
  returner kind of just have to focus on the returner job and not necessarily be
• 1:14:15
  a huge vocal point of the offense. So if they do want to have
• 1:14:19
  Deonte Hardy involved more in the offense, maybe they look to Andy Isabella to
• 1:14:24
  be the return man and that helps him to crack the roster. I do
• 1:14:27
  think Isabella, you know, flashed a bit as a returner, nothing spectacular,
• 1:14:30
  nothing to really say, wow, that guy should be returner one.
• 1:14:33
  But I think it's more just what he can do there in addition to some
• 1:14:38
  other special teams pieces, what he can do in that role, in addition
• 1:14:41
  to functioning as an actual slot receiver and piece of the actual offense. But
• 1:14:44
  Hardy looks to be returner one. But it was interesting to see as Abela.
• 1:14:47
  I get a lot of that work today at the returner standpoint, and
• 1:14:51
  see what he can be and who he can be from that standpoint. Again,
• 1:14:57
  I thought Andy Isabella looked really good, so we'll see what continues to
• 1:15:01
  happen there. Sarah coming in saying Bates can play either guard or center.
• 1:15:06
  I wanted to grab this comment just because it's something that I really like.
• 1:15:11
  The idea of Ryan Bates is kind of that super sub Obviously, you know
• 1:15:13
  he wants to be a starter, and if he wins the job, cool,
• 1:15:16
  But I just love the idea of having a backup guy who can play
• 1:15:18
  both guards spots and play your center spot offensive line. It's so hard to
• 1:15:23
  have everybody stay healthy throughout the year, and having one guy who can play
• 1:15:27
  three positions at an above average level is a huge boon for this offense.
• 1:15:30
  So if Torrence wins the job at right guard, it's nice to know you
• 1:15:32
  have Baits waiting in the wings. Or even if Bates wins the good wins
• 1:15:35
  the job at right guard, you know you have somebody who can fill in
• 1:15:38
  at center or left guard if anything happens, and then Torrence could maybe spot
• 1:15:42
  in there or slot into the right guard spot for Baits. So nice to
• 1:15:46
  see what Bates offers this team from like a chess peace perspective, Nicholas coming
• 1:15:50
  in and saying, what's your receiver depth lineup? Ooh, so we got
• 1:15:54
  Digs, we got Davis. I'm gonna say, Surefield, Hardy, Shakier,
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  and then receiver six and or seven is where it starts to get really
• 1:16:03
  murky. Is it Justin Shorter? Is it Andy Isabella? Is it somebody
• 1:16:09
  else who emerges from the ranks. I think you've got kind of a hard
• 1:16:13
  not hard, but a decently set five again with Diggs, Davis, Shurefield,
• 1:16:17
  Hardy, and Shakier. I hope I'm not missing anybody there as I
• 1:16:23
  pull up more notes and pieces, but yeah, I think that that's a
• 1:16:26
  solid spot again. Yeah, Diggs, Davis, Hardy, Shorefield, Shakir
• 1:16:31
  And then you see who is You know how many wide receivers do they keep?
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  Right? A lot of it will turn we'll tie into the return game
• 1:16:38
  and special teams in general. But do they keep six receivers? Do they
• 1:16:42
  keep seven receivers? That battle for wide receiver six? I think it's gonna
• 1:16:45
  be real interesting. We know how much they like Shorter and what he offers
• 1:16:47
  from the special teams aspect, but it was interesting not seeing him really get
• 1:16:51
  much work today and then how successful Andy Isabella was. So we'll see what
• 1:16:56
  that leads to in practice going forward and then in the preseason game next Saturday,
• 1:17:01
  so we'll see. We'll see what happens there. From that standpoint,
• 1:17:04
  that's my depth lineup as a Now, I think they probably keep six,
• 1:17:08
  maybe they keep seven if something wonky happens from a special team standpoint, but
• 1:17:12
  I think you have a solid five that are kind of set, and then
• 1:17:15
  you'll see what happens at six and or maybe maybe wide receiver seven. And
• 1:17:19
  then Nick files it up and says, do you think we'll have three active
• 1:17:21
  roster tight ends and six receivers? Instead? You could they like Quentin Morris,
• 1:17:27
  and you could roll with Knox and Kincaid and Quentin Morris, especially if
• 1:17:30
  you are going to go with more twelve personnel baked into a lineup. And
• 1:17:32
  I think that's where you could see the variation from week to week, right
• 1:17:35
  like depending on again who's on your practice squad and so on and so forth.
• 1:17:39
  But if they do want to roll with more twelve personnel, it makes
• 1:17:42
  sense to have three tight ends that you are confident in. Granted you're not
• 1:17:45
  gonna be as confident in Quentin Morris as you are Dawson Knox or Dalin Kinkaid.
• 1:17:48
  But personnel usages and alignments will really start to affect how that roster takes
• 1:17:54
  shape. So I do think it's possibility that you could see three active roster
• 1:17:57
  tight ends and six receivers. We know Quentin Morris can play special teams as
• 1:18:00
  well, so we'll see that piece. But I think it's a fair point.
• 1:18:04
  I think it's a fair point there, Oh, Sarah, I guess
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  I missed this coming from Jim, Sarah says. Jim asked why we don't
• 1:18:13
  use Bates to fill in for awstome the lineman who need a breather, And
• 1:18:15
  I'd like to know that too. You usually just don't want to mess with
• 1:18:18
  the chemistry like that. From a breather standpoint, it's just not something you
• 1:18:24
  You got guys who are in the flow of the game. You got guys
• 1:18:27
  who are loose and warmed up and who are really accustomed to what's been happening
• 1:18:31
  at that that standpoint of the game, like what they've been running ahead of
• 1:18:34
  you, what your man has been doing. Again, it's really the flow
• 1:18:38
  of the game and the chemistry with your peers on that line. You don't
• 1:18:42
  want to start rotating on the offensive line for something that is again and I
• 1:18:45
  don't want to knock defensive line play by saying this. You know none of
• 1:18:48
  that is required on the defensive line. But you can rotate more bodies and
• 1:18:53
  on the defensive line because the assignments are a bit different and they're more attack
• 1:18:56
  minded. Focus on the offensive line, you need again, just more chemist
• 1:19:00
  stream, more feel and understanding for what's going on, and that consistent baseline.
• 1:19:03
  If you start to rotate guys in and out, it's something that gets
• 1:19:06
  a little messy and gets a little wonky. So I think the idea of
• 1:19:10
  him being kind of like a super sub to fill in for dudes is fine,
• 1:19:12
  But kind of being like a rotating, breather line change type of dude,
• 1:19:16
  I don't think that's really in the cards because it's not something that's really
• 1:19:19
  done. You want consistency at that position. Again, the offensive line as
• 1:19:23
  a whole. You want that consistency. You want that semblance of chemistry in
• 1:19:28
  addition to feel and flow for the opponent and the game at that point.
• 1:19:30
  So you're not trying to sub anybody unless you have to really do to injury
• 1:19:33
  or something else happening. But good question, good question. I think you
• 1:19:39
  know I'm gonna throw up the band and it's as too those folks. I
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  think that's going to start to do it for us. As we start to
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