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Press Pass | Coen, Lawrence & Udinski Talk Areas of Focus, Building on '25 Season · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: A little afternoon, everyone going on purpose just to.
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Speaker 2: Get the heat, or it was more so travel and
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Speaker 2: logistics for the guys off the vacation and Memorial Day
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Speaker 2: weekend plans and just trying to not run into any issues.
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Speaker 2: Give these guys a little bit of time to get
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Speaker 2: back and organize it, and then you try to do
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Speaker 2: something nice and uh, weather has a little bit of
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Speaker 2: a different answer for you. So it was more logistics.
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Speaker 1: How'd you feel about today? Just how it went.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought the guys did a nice job of
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Speaker 2: staying agile, and you know, we weren't touch and go
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Speaker 2: there for a while in terms of being able to
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Speaker 2: come outside, go in, you know, staying in, So that
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Speaker 2: was a little bit of annoyance, if you will. But
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Speaker 2: I thought the guys did a nice job of setting
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Speaker 2: a standard of how we practice, of setting the tone
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Speaker 2: for the rest of the spring. Got some good work,
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Speaker 2: a lot of coachable stuff off tape that we'll be
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Speaker 2: able to touch on. But I was pleased with the way
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Speaker 2: the guys came out and tried to execute.
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Speaker 3: Verify the joint practices. There's been a lot of reports
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Speaker 3: out there. Can you just verify what joint practices you
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Speaker 3: guys will be participating in the preseason.
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Speaker 2: All three preseason games will have a joint in those three.
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Speaker 4: What's the next point for Parker washington Man.
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Speaker 2: He's done a nice job this spring so far of
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Speaker 2: you know, I guess a lot of people in the
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Speaker 2: way you look at maybe his stats of the season
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Speaker 2: and the late surge and doing what he did in
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Speaker 2: the second half the season, and you know, I thought
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Speaker 2: we saw some flashes like at Cincinnati early in the
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Speaker 2: season where it really came on, and then just the
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Speaker 2: consistency I think of the dominating presence that he was
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Speaker 2: towards the end of the season, the things that he
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Speaker 2: was able to do both in the slot and outside
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Speaker 2: for us, I think activating him a little bit, continuing
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Speaker 2: to work on the ball in hand stuff that he
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Speaker 2: can I think do at a high level because of
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Speaker 2: the way he's built and wired is you know, the
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Speaker 2: screen game. Continuing to work on those things, the jet sweeps,
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Speaker 2: getting them the ball in some of those ways, so
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Speaker 2: you know, and then the control route tree, the complete
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Speaker 2: route tree, excuse me, of slot outside, being able to
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Speaker 2: do all those things. I think that's a step he
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Speaker 2: can take.
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Speaker 5: Hey, William, you said joint practices with all three preseason games.
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Speaker 2: Where's the value and being able to kind of do
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Speaker 2: those short practices with each of the three teams.
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Speaker 6: Yeh.
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Speaker 2: Look, because you're in a little bit more of a
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Speaker 2: controlled setting that you can get the guys you want
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Speaker 2: specific reps and not have to worry about as much
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Speaker 2: like you're putting a guy in a full contact situation
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Speaker 2: in preseason games that don't count against our schedule record,
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Speaker 2: and so I think it's something a little bit more controlled.
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Speaker 2: I think the guys the teams that we're practicing against
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Speaker 2: have a good understanding of what that looks like and
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Speaker 2: being able to do that together, and the guys they
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Speaker 2: get more competitive. I mean, you look at Miami last year.
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Speaker 2: Although we had some ups and downs in that practice,
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Speaker 2: I thought we saw some good competitive juice, some real
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Speaker 2: game like participation in those practices. So I think you're
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Speaker 2: always trying to simulate game like, and I think that
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Speaker 2: those opportunities simulate game like more than anything.
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Speaker 1: A little bit.
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Speaker 2: Well, we didn't have any of the luxury last year
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Speaker 2: of picking those and having those opportunities. We only had
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Speaker 2: the one opportunity presented to us based on the schedule
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Speaker 2: and the teams that we were playing just didn't work out.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, year two from a schedule standpoint and the
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Speaker 2: teams that we're playing against, we were able to get
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Speaker 2: on it earlier as well in terms of trying to
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Speaker 2: set things up and communicate with some of those teams
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Speaker 2: we may be playing in those preseason games. So feel
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Speaker 2: a lot better about it in year two.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, not having any departures on the offensive line, is
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Speaker 1: that something the chemistry can kind of tell this early
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Speaker 1: in the offseason.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, without hitting anybody with out, can you
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Speaker 2: know any of that? Yes, communication, some of the fundamentals
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Speaker 2: and techniques in which we coached last year. Maybe we're
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Speaker 2: trying to improve upon tweak, but the calls, the communication
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Speaker 2: between the centers, quarterback and then and obviously out to
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Speaker 2: the rest of the guys, I think has been definitely
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Speaker 2: something we're ahead of from last year at this point.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we've done so.
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Speaker 2: Much blitz protection drills and communication and that's all repetition
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Speaker 2: and seeing it right, and so I think we're definitely
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Speaker 2: ahead of definitely ahead of where we were at last year,
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Speaker 2: a lot closer to maybe you know, the season and
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Speaker 2: the way those guys were doing at the end of
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Speaker 2: the year.
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Speaker 7: Obviously voluntary. Chris Rodriguez, where is he?
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Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, you know, I mean injury report will come
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Speaker 2: out at some point here.
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Speaker 6: What that said, how.
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Speaker 7: Would you evaluate your running back.
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Speaker 2: Room as to that, I mean, I think it's it's
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Speaker 2: a group that has a lot of opportunities to them.
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Speaker 2: There's a wide open room. I mean it's it's truly
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Speaker 2: wide open. Bringing Chris in, you know, only continues to
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Speaker 2: provide those opportunities for those guys. You know, really liked
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Speaker 2: how Tuton's run it this spring so far and the
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Speaker 2: way he looks as opposed to last year at this time,
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Speaker 2: I think Chris will be a good added thump that
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Speaker 2: we continue to need and get some of those hard yards,
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Speaker 2: which is very difficult to see at this time a year.
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Speaker 2: I think Leaquinn had, you know, carved out a nice
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Speaker 2: role for himself last year, and I think he's eager
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Speaker 2: for more and trying to get more involved in the
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Speaker 2: past game and in the run game. And I think
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Speaker 2: Emir bringing him in DJ and that whole room I
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Speaker 2: think is you know, I'm excited to see Taylor as
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Speaker 2: well and see that whole room what that looks like.
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Speaker 2: I think some of those guys will play in preseason
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Speaker 2: games and be able to provide some of that opportunity
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Speaker 2: because it's so hard to evaluate a run him back
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Speaker 2: until you're playing tackle for fall. And I think that
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Speaker 2: our guys that we have in the room, all three
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Speaker 2: of them, are going to be better when you play
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Speaker 2: eleven on eleven tackle football then right now in T
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Speaker 2: shirt and shorts, right, that's not really all of their game.
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Speaker 2: Their game has been a lot of them is based
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Speaker 2: on physicality, toughness, breaking tackles, extra yards, the hitting yards
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Speaker 2: in a game that we're just not going to see
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Speaker 2: out here.
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Speaker 6: What's the most impart thing for Trevor ever these next
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Speaker 6: three weeks.
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Speaker 2: I think it's the chemistry between you know, he and BT.
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Speaker 2: First and foremost. I'm working on that chemistry. It was
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Speaker 2: nice to see a great start to that today live
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Speaker 2: and in person. You know, I think those two have
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Speaker 2: worked at it this spring thus far, throughout Phase one,
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Speaker 2: phase two, and then showed up in a nice way
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Speaker 2: today just getting to that page where you know, he BT,
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Speaker 2: Parker Jacobe specifically, they all really know what each other
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Speaker 2: are doing, right, and like what on each concept, you know,
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Speaker 2: the spacing and areas of what those guys can do
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Speaker 2: at a high level. What are some of the weaknesses
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Speaker 2: to be able to throw to each player a little
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Speaker 2: bit differently. Not every guy is going to run the
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Speaker 2: route the exact same way, and mastering that, like mastering
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Speaker 2: how each guy runs a route and being able to
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Speaker 2: adjust to some of those things, I think is critical
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Speaker 2: for us moving forward. How valuable is this next four
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Speaker 2: weeks to Kala Ransong huge to not obviously have a
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Speaker 2: lot of the experience that he was able to get
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Speaker 2: last year having a quote unquote red shirt, if you will.
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Speaker 2: So he was in his playbook, he was watching tape
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Speaker 2: and doing all those things, but it's so hard to
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Speaker 2: take a step and really feel comfortable without doing it.
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Speaker 2: This time is huge for Caleb to actually go through
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Speaker 2: those motions, to make those calls, to see the defense
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Speaker 2: work from his vantage point, and how things, you know,
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Speaker 2: work to other So I think it's huge for Caleb.
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Speaker 7: I won that same note Travis Hunter falling along with
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Speaker 7: the play sheet. Is that kind of a plan for him?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, to just stay.
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Speaker 7: Involved as much as possible.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, I think Travis's I asked him he had
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Speaker 2: a mic and he was listening to the calls, and
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Speaker 2: I'm like, dude, you want to jump on there, don't
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Speaker 2: and start talking, don't you? You know, so it was great.
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Speaker 2: You know, the virtual room, sorry, has been really good
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Speaker 2: for Travis to be able to go in there. We
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Speaker 2: expanded that room downstairs to make it one big room,
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Speaker 2: and man, you can go in there and essentially play
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Speaker 2: a game like almost like you know, from your from
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Speaker 2: the defensive backs perspective, all you see is the linebackers,
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Speaker 2: the D line, and the offense. And so he can
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Speaker 2: go in there in a half hour and play a
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Speaker 2: game and just go right now, You're not going to
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Speaker 2: be able to get a ton of all the routes
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Speaker 2: and how they play out, but alignment, assignment, making calls,
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Speaker 2: adjustments to formations has been so valuable to him. And
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Speaker 2: then to get out here and be able to hear
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Speaker 2: the call, go line up, say what he's got, kind
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Speaker 2: of walk a few steps through.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: I've been very pleased with Travis in the way like
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Speaker 2: he looks his upper body, the way that looks. I
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Speaker 2: mean he runs outside of my office in the mornings,
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Speaker 2: and I mean he looks like he's been.
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Speaker 1: In the weight room.
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Speaker 2: So I've been very pleased, So you have him do
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Speaker 2: more in OTAs as a progress or is it just
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Speaker 2: really going to kind of be limited to it's all
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Speaker 2: limited to well, limited to his participation based on what
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Speaker 2: he's able to do from the docks. That's where I
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Speaker 2: do think that virtual room has to be that that
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Speaker 2: is where he's living. It's where he's going to be
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Speaker 2: in there about two to three times a day throughout
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Speaker 2: the weeks, so it's like he goes in there for
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Speaker 2: twenty five to thirty minutes at a time throughout the
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Speaker 2: course of the day. That's a cu mulating a ton
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Speaker 2: of reps that he's not going to be able to
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Speaker 2: get until he's cleared to go. So we're really at
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Speaker 2: the mercy of the rehab and the docks in terms
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Speaker 2: of what that looks like in the next steps of
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Speaker 2: getting out on the grass. But really feel no pressure.
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Speaker 2: I think he's done a phenomenal.
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Speaker 8: Jobly And what's it like with Jakobe Meyers last year?
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Speaker 8: Obviously it was all systems go, getting ready for an
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Speaker 8: opponent when he arrives at the deadline. How nice is
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Speaker 8: it as a coach to now have time to sort
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Speaker 8: of get to deeper stuff with Jakobe and how has
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Speaker 8: he done in your opinion with that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's something we probably took for granted
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Speaker 2: a little bit because of how quick he came in
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Speaker 2: and was seamlessly, you know, involved in the offense and
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Speaker 2: alignment and motions and doing all the right things. I
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Speaker 2: think we probably took for granted some of the core
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Speaker 2: fundamentals and principles of the offense to go back and
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Speaker 2: teach him and he's like, oh, well, that's what that
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Speaker 2: word came from, whereas he maybe didn't get any of
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Speaker 2: that when he first came in. So I think that's
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Speaker 2: something that has been nice to be able to work through,
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Speaker 2: is to start from the bottom and start from the
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Speaker 2: beginning of you know, just why we call formations, what
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Speaker 2: we call him, Why do we call this concept, you know,
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Speaker 2: gator or whatever it is. Why do we call it
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Speaker 2: these things? Getting some of the background and understanding so
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Speaker 2: he can get that big picture view and not so
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Speaker 2: much just man, I gotta know what I gotta know. So, yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's been nice to have Liam.
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Speaker 8: You had said you were really excited to get.
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Speaker 7: To this offseason with Trevor.
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Speaker 5: How much more in the playbook have you been able
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Speaker 5: to go over and work to install with him.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's it's not as much more as
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Speaker 2: it is refined. And you know, something that we did
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Speaker 2: at the buy that was trying to be very intentional about, man,
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Speaker 2: what are the areas in which he's really doing at
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Speaker 2: a high level that we can continue to lean into
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Speaker 2: for the rest of this season. What were those things
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Speaker 2: that are on the shelf for the end of the
12:00
Speaker 2: season that we need to attack right now? One of
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Speaker 2: those being, you know, the getting the ball down the
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Speaker 2: field a little bit more with throwing, you know, throwing
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Speaker 2: the ball posts goes, pushing the ball down the field
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Speaker 2: a little bit more. You know, our average depth of
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Speaker 2: target I know went up towards the second half of
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Speaker 2: the season, but we've got to keep pushing that envelope
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Speaker 2: a little bit, especially with him and BT, you know,
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Speaker 2: is that connection. So it's more refining the finer things
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Speaker 2: of what he can do at a high level. What
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Speaker 2: are the areas that we put on the shelf to
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Speaker 2: improve upon, Well, we're attacking those.
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Speaker 1: Now. What is your message?
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Speaker 5: How much has your message changed this year going into
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Speaker 5: year two and obviously the success that had last year.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, new year, New team is everything about
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Speaker 2: the way we're attacking this is fresh, and there's a
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Speaker 2: lot of things that we can lean into from last
12:54
Speaker 2: season in terms of right just scheduling operation, things like that,
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Speaker 2: but the entire messages we're attacking this season with a
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Speaker 2: relentless pursuit and the way that we're going to go
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Speaker 2: about is, man, we're playing. We'll play any place, anytime, anywhere.
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Speaker 2: That's got to be the mindset and for the games
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Speaker 2: that we are at home and we need this this
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Speaker 2: city to continue to come out and support. But you know,
13:17
Speaker 2: we don't care who we're playing, what time it is,
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Speaker 2: where it is, doesn't matter. We're going to attack this
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Speaker 2: thing with a relentless pursuit.
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Speaker 7: Thanks you all.
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Speaker 2: Good, Thank you guys.
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Speaker 1: Nice to see here. It's bad. Well, this is just
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Speaker 1: a wig. I want to take it off, let loose.
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Speaker 1: When I got inside with.
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Speaker 4: Jakobe, now that when he arrived at the deadline, you know,
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Speaker 4: everything's all systems go here in the season. But what's
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Speaker 4: it like to be able to have like kind of
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Speaker 4: a slower process and building that connection further with him?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great. I mean time is is something that's
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Speaker 1: important I think for building chemistry within your team, but
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Speaker 1: especially like quarterback receiver. I mean, I've talked about a
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Speaker 1: little bit in the past. It was surprising how quick
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Speaker 1: we play in the season, but to have the time
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Speaker 1: now to really go into the details and and take
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Speaker 1: our time and get routes after practice. And obviously we
14:08
Speaker 1: were doing that before, but it's in the season, so
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Speaker 1: it's moving fast. But to have that time, I mean,
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Speaker 1: you can tell or it's just gonna make us better
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Speaker 1: and better, and and the whole playbook. When he first
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Speaker 1: got here, it's trying to just give him this this
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Speaker 1: little I guess sound bites and tips to so we
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Speaker 1: can learn it the fastest. Now he actually gets a
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Speaker 1: true installation of the offense and can learn it and
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Speaker 1: take his time and it's not rushed like at first.
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Speaker 1: I was impressed by how he's even able to pick
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Speaker 1: it up.
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Speaker 7: Were you surprising? So many people thought you did cut
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Speaker 7: your hair.
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Speaker 1: I think our team did a great job with the video.
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Speaker 1: I mean the haircut wasn't great, didn't look good, but
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Speaker 1: it looked real, so uh yeah, I looked. I'm not
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Speaker 1: gonna say that, but yeah, I got a lot of texts.
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Speaker 1: My Grandmas, she texted me, I got a lot of texts.
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Speaker 7: What did Grandma say?
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Speaker 1: Everyone just well, it's like it's it's generation is. I
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Speaker 1: think people like my age typically like they they don't
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Speaker 1: really believe it. But then the older and older it gets,
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Speaker 1: it's like they just can't quite figure out the AI
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Speaker 1: and the fakes out there.
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Speaker 7: Did anybody actually rip the haircut?
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Speaker 1: Not to my face? I got, well, I mean yes,
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Speaker 1: to my face. Some people I got a lot of
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Speaker 1: is that that's not real? Right? And I'm like no,
15:22
Speaker 1: They're like, oh thank god, and then they say how
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Speaker 1: bad it was, But I wonder why they would have
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Speaker 1: said it. I was like, yeah, it's rue.
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Speaker 7: So is there any chance that you actually would? Are
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Speaker 7: you ever tinkering with cutting your hair like shorter like
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Speaker 7: I would?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know, not anytime soon, that's not
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Speaker 1: the plan. But if we keep that in my back
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Speaker 1: pocket if I ever need a little pr I guess
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Speaker 1: that that worked pretty good. So I need somebody get
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Speaker 1: off my back, just do a fake haircut.
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Speaker 7: CAM. Did you like?
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Speaker 1: Cam looks great?
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Speaker 7: You think it looks great?
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Speaker 1: It's like a chia pet. No. I actually think we
15:59
Speaker 1: talk about Cam like he he does some goofy stuff.
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Speaker 1: But he's one of the only people that can pull
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Speaker 1: off the stuff he does. He has great style and like,
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Speaker 1: I could never do that and look cool. He's still
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Speaker 1: he still looks cool. So he's one of the few that's.
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Speaker 4: Like that mentioned AI.
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Speaker 8: Were you surprised when that when you found out you were,
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Speaker 8: I guess selling socks.
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Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I didn't know I was in the
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Speaker 1: sub advertising business, but I guess I was at one point,
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Speaker 1: so it's kind of full circle. But yeah, I was surprised.
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Speaker 7: Is that something you now have to start worrying about,
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Speaker 7: like most not you, just athletes in general.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think it's just a crazy it's
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Speaker 1: a crazy world, all the stuff out there now and
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Speaker 1: all the you know, AI and and fake stuff. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's it's just hard. You can't really believe anything you see.
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Speaker 1: I mean not that that's like anything that's really going
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Speaker 1: to be bad for me or hurt me. So it's
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Speaker 1: thankfully something too serious, But I don't know, it's it's
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Speaker 1: tough to have so much fake stuff out there. Liam
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Speaker 1: talked about refining the Offense movie, like not necessarily learning
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Speaker 1: more of the Offense's already there. How does that show
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Speaker 1: up about here? In ogs. Yeah, I think just the
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Speaker 1: opportunity to focus on the details more than just absorbing
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Speaker 1: like all the information and just trying to get it
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Speaker 1: on tape and run it and then make you know
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Speaker 1: all the corrections. Like last year, it's just a lot
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Speaker 1: more to take in and your mind is racing a
17:19
Speaker 1: little bit because you're thinking about a lot. So this
17:22
Speaker 1: year to have the system down a bunch of guys
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Speaker 1: that have played together. Obviously there's a few new pieces,
17:27
Speaker 1: but majority of us really know it. We can focus
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Speaker 1: on talking about all the details of each route and
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Speaker 1: how it's gonna adjust versus certain coverages, and then also
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Speaker 1: making tweaks to the to the concepts and to the
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Speaker 1: plays that we already haven't like, we've had a handful
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Speaker 1: of things where we've changed them from last year because
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Speaker 1: running them a full season and seeing what we like,
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Speaker 1: it's like, okay, this would be better to add on
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Speaker 1: the backside than what we were running. So being able
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Speaker 1: to do stuff like that and just improve the offense,
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Speaker 1: not just completely all right, just do the same thing,
17:55
Speaker 1: like trying to see what is better and making some tweaks.
17:57
Speaker 6: You're right a couple of times that was a big
18:01
Speaker 6: point last year just kind of I don't want to
18:03
Speaker 6: say where is that relationship right now, but just was
18:06
Speaker 6: it good to be able to especially the deep shot
18:08
Speaker 6: and be able to hit him on that.
18:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been great. You know, We've put a lot
18:12
Speaker 1: of work in throughout all spring really of just trying
18:15
Speaker 1: to get the timing down, the chemistry, all those things
18:18
Speaker 1: get on the same page. And it's starting to pay off.
18:20
Speaker 1: And it doesn't always happen immediately, like sometimes it takes
18:22
Speaker 1: a little time, but he's super committed to it and
18:26
Speaker 1: so am I, and I think us getting those extra
18:28
Speaker 1: reps is paying off. And we got a lot more time.
18:30
Speaker 1: I mean, we got what four more weeks or five
18:32
Speaker 1: more weeks of OTA's type practices, and then we also
18:36
Speaker 1: have the break in the summer until training camp, so
18:39
Speaker 1: so many reps that we can get from now until
18:41
Speaker 1: then to get us ready for the season. But I mean,
18:43
Speaker 1: I have no doubt we're going to be ready to go.
18:45
Speaker 1: He's gonna have a great year. I mean, he's a
18:47
Speaker 1: special player and just excited that. I feel like we're
18:49
Speaker 1: clicking more and more every day.
18:51
Speaker 6: Pretty obvious questions, but how much further ahead in the
18:54
Speaker 6: offense Just all of that in year.
18:58
Speaker 1: Two, way further ahead. I mean, it's just I think
19:03
Speaker 1: the question is more so like what is It's not
19:06
Speaker 1: of how much more I know, because it's way more
19:08
Speaker 1: that I know the offense, But it's really being intentional
19:10
Speaker 1: every day because it's that's the trap is to go
19:13
Speaker 1: through the motions just because you know the offense. I
19:15
Speaker 1: think our focus isn't as a whole unit has been
19:17
Speaker 1: really good on the details and really mastering all the
19:20
Speaker 1: little things because now when we hear the play call,
19:23
Speaker 1: we hear it, we know it, we know to do.
19:24
Speaker 1: We don't even really have to think about it. But
19:25
Speaker 1: it's it's focusing on all the details to take us
19:28
Speaker 1: to the next, you know, level of being a great offense.
19:31
Speaker 6: Where's the line for you between appreciating the season that
19:34
Speaker 6: you had last year and knowing how much better you
19:37
Speaker 6: can be personally?
19:39
Speaker 1: You know, I think it's I don't really think about
19:42
Speaker 1: last year anymore. It's it's gone. You know. Obviously, offensively,
19:46
Speaker 1: we did some good things, especially down towards the end
19:48
Speaker 1: of the season, but you think about we didn't even
19:50
Speaker 1: really start clicking until the last half of the season,
19:53
Speaker 1: the second half of the season, so that is that
19:56
Speaker 1: says enough about what more? How much more we can
19:58
Speaker 1: do as an offense, how much more I can do
20:00
Speaker 1: as a quarterback and individual to help our offense score
20:03
Speaker 1: more points and be better throughout the whole season. You
20:05
Speaker 1: look at how much better we were weeks eight or
20:07
Speaker 1: nine through eighteen, I mean, we were way better. So
20:11
Speaker 1: we got a whole half of the season. We can
20:12
Speaker 1: really add that on to what we already did. So
20:16
Speaker 1: but it's a new season, so that's not gonna win
20:19
Speaker 1: us any games this year. So I think the guys
20:20
Speaker 1: have really taken it serious. Everyone's moved on, turned the page,
20:24
Speaker 1: and we got to get better. Yeah, at multiple tight
20:27
Speaker 1: end sets.
20:27
Speaker 2: I've kind of getting the trend in the NFL just from.
20:29
Speaker 1: A quarterback perspective. How excited are you for you guys
20:31
Speaker 1: to kind of dive into that a little more of
20:33
Speaker 1: this year? I think it's great. You know, you see
20:35
Speaker 1: things that just kind of around the league come and go,
20:37
Speaker 1: and new trends and new things that try to give
20:40
Speaker 1: one side of the ball an advantage. There's a lot
20:42
Speaker 1: of stuff on defense. It's the same thing, you know,
20:44
Speaker 1: it's just obviously their side of the ball. But things
20:47
Speaker 1: that come in that feel like it might give you
20:49
Speaker 1: the advantage. You can kind of you know what type
20:51
Speaker 1: of personnels you're going to get. You can find some
20:54
Speaker 1: some mismatches if you have really good tight ends, which
20:56
Speaker 1: we have a great crew of tight end so and
20:59
Speaker 1: then obviously running the ball great out of that. There's
21:00
Speaker 1: so many options that you can do, and you kind
21:02
Speaker 1: of know at least what type of personnel you're gonna
21:05
Speaker 1: get on defense that's gonna come out there. So it's
21:07
Speaker 1: can be a little bit easier to predict, but defenses
21:09
Speaker 1: adjust really quickly, and I'm sure this year you're gonna
21:12
Speaker 1: see a lot more adjustments on the defensive side too,
21:14
Speaker 1: So it's you know, it's one of those things where
21:16
Speaker 1: we just have to see where all that goes.
21:17
Speaker 7: Yeah, William said, the motto is kind of will play
21:20
Speaker 7: anybody anywhere anytime. Do you have to have that mindset
21:23
Speaker 7: maybe this year, next year, knowing the schedule is going
21:26
Speaker 7: to be not necessarily in your favor.
21:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's always the mindset. I mean, you
21:30
Speaker 1: can't control any of that. Us as players and coaches
21:35
Speaker 1: definitely can't. So you know, we got our schedule, that's
21:38
Speaker 1: who we're playing when we're playing and that's all we
21:40
Speaker 1: need to know, so we can just be there at
21:42
Speaker 1: the game ready to play. Besides that, I mean, you
21:45
Speaker 1: can't control any of it, so there's no point in
21:46
Speaker 1: worrying about it. We're gonna go out there, put our
21:49
Speaker 1: best foot forward, win as many games as we can
21:51
Speaker 1: versus whoever and wherever. So I think that mindset is
21:55
Speaker 1: good for a team and we can't worry about where
21:57
Speaker 1: it is, how many people are going to be there,
21:59
Speaker 1: you know, that stuff doesn't matter.
22:01
Speaker 7: We Ea had mentioned trying to push the ball down
22:03
Speaker 7: the field more.
22:03
Speaker 1: Of the season.
22:04
Speaker 7: Have you been doing anything in specific to maybe work
22:07
Speaker 7: in that category?
22:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean this whole spring, like you know, like
22:11
Speaker 1: I said, similar to my work with BT like that's
22:13
Speaker 1: been a big part of it and with other guys
22:15
Speaker 1: to just throwing more of those and trying to get
22:17
Speaker 1: the timing and talking a lot and meetings about you know,
22:20
Speaker 1: the timing of throws, the landmarks, you know, the depths,
22:22
Speaker 1: all those things to be sharper on the deeper throws,
22:26
Speaker 1: get some more explosives. Definitely something that we can we
22:30
Speaker 1: need to make take more advantage of in our offense
22:32
Speaker 1: and use the weapons that we have and hit those
22:34
Speaker 1: shots down the field.
22:35
Speaker 6: You talk about the chemistry, how good officials can it be?
22:37
Speaker 6: For Trivias Ebo, he's not, you know, on the field
22:40
Speaker 6: doing the things, but he's still there to get the
22:43
Speaker 6: mental uns.
22:44
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think it's it's all just good for him
22:45
Speaker 1: because he's still a young player and obviously both sides
22:49
Speaker 1: of the ball, he's learning a lot. So now is
22:50
Speaker 1: a time where he really can just get so much
22:53
Speaker 1: mental work. And in practice he can watch and he
22:55
Speaker 1: sees things, and every time something a rep, especially now
22:58
Speaker 1: that we're having competitive periods, you see rep and you
23:00
Speaker 1: see someone do something maybe great that you learn from
23:02
Speaker 1: or not right that you learned from, you say, okay,
23:05
Speaker 1: you know versus cover two, I need to take that higher.
23:07
Speaker 1: And he just needs to memory bank all those things
23:10
Speaker 1: so that when he's back moving around, he's feeling good,
23:13
Speaker 1: he's flying around. He has it down. I think he will.
23:15
Speaker 1: He's been out there basically in the huddle every play.
23:18
Speaker 1: We got a twelve guy, so he's been in the
23:20
Speaker 1: huddle listening. He's locked in. He's done a great job.
23:24
Speaker 1: All right, thank you.
23:26
Speaker 6: Interesting a month of January, what are your main takeaways
23:29
Speaker 6: from meeting with Cleveland and Buffalo.
23:32
Speaker 5: There's a lot, probably too much to go through in
23:34
Speaker 5: this time and space right now, but it's a great
23:37
Speaker 5: process to go through as honored to be able to
23:39
Speaker 5: be considered for those opportunities, and really it's a testament
23:43
Speaker 5: to the work that our team and our offense has
23:45
Speaker 5: put in to kind of raise my status and elevate
23:48
Speaker 5: me to even be considered.
23:50
Speaker 1: You go through that.
23:51
Speaker 5: Process and you learn a lot about what you believe
23:54
Speaker 5: in and what you think and what you really are
23:56
Speaker 5: convicted in because you think about all the different things
23:59
Speaker 5: you've come across your time in coaching or even before coaching,
24:02
Speaker 5: and you kind of have to whittle it down to
24:03
Speaker 5: the things that are most important to.
24:04
Speaker 1: You and your core value.
24:05
Speaker 5: So a lot of what you're learning is really maybe
24:08
Speaker 5: things that you already knew, but what are your priorities?
24:11
Speaker 5: So that that kind of becomes the focus of those
24:13
Speaker 5: interviews because it's such a short period of time where
24:15
Speaker 5: you're trying to put together all of your plans and
24:17
Speaker 5: thoughts in a clear and concise manner. How did you
24:20
Speaker 5: make out on the psychological test?
24:23
Speaker 1: I don't know.
24:24
Speaker 5: You have to ask them that they have You got
24:26
Speaker 5: to ask them that, so I don't have the results,
24:28
Speaker 5: So I don't know if that's a good thing or
24:29
Speaker 5: a bad thing that they didn't give me the results
24:31
Speaker 5: when you.
24:31
Speaker 7: Saw the schedule come out at least where you're like live,
24:33
Speaker 7: of course Cleveland's going to be opener.
24:36
Speaker 5: You know, I don't really think about it like that.
24:38
Speaker 1: I don't think about it like that.
24:39
Speaker 5: You kind of just are focused on one thing at
24:41
Speaker 5: a time, and whether it was them or whether it
24:43
Speaker 5: was a division pony or whoever it was, you just
24:45
Speaker 5: get excited to have somebody on the schedule because you
24:47
Speaker 5: feel like you wait so long to find out what
24:49
Speaker 5: the schedule is nowadays that you could have been anybody
24:51
Speaker 5: on there, and you're excited to get back to football.
24:55
Speaker 6: To have Josh Allen in an interview, How involved was
24:57
Speaker 6: he and what did that say about.
24:59
Speaker 5: His want too? Yeah, that's another one. I probably don't
25:02
Speaker 5: have the time to go through how much that means
25:04
Speaker 5: to be a guy in that interview, his status, his intelligence,
25:09
Speaker 5: his football intelligence, all the things that he cares about.
25:12
Speaker 5: It was really cool to get the opportunity to sit
25:14
Speaker 5: down and talk to him, and it's cool to see
25:16
Speaker 5: him interact with the rest of the organization there, and
25:18
Speaker 5: it's a sign of what they think about him and
25:20
Speaker 5: the person that he is to trust his opinion and
25:22
Speaker 5: value his opinion on things more than just football, but
25:24
Speaker 5: things about life and locker room and the camaraderie and
25:27
Speaker 5: everything that goes into running organization.
25:30
Speaker 1: How quickly into that evaluation for you where you like,
25:33
Speaker 1: this is the guy that we want to have.
25:37
Speaker 5: That's a great question. I think when we go and
25:40
Speaker 5: evaluate guys, there's certainly a type of guy that we're
25:43
Speaker 5: looking for, and the play style of that type of
25:46
Speaker 5: player is something that's evident usually right away. Now there's
25:49
Speaker 5: always questions beyond that on their skill set and where
25:52
Speaker 5: they fit and what their role could because you're always
25:55
Speaker 5: trying to project. But his play style, like the rest
25:57
Speaker 5: of the guys that we kind of target, popped off
25:59
Speaker 5: the tape right away. So when you ask how quickly
26:01
Speaker 5: it was, it was probably pretty quick into the first
26:03
Speaker 5: game you put on that you see the way he plays,
26:05
Speaker 5: the effort to strain, the physicality, the toughness, the speed,
26:08
Speaker 5: all of those things they pop off the table matter
26:11
Speaker 5: what clip you're watching, and.
26:12
Speaker 2: The ample and obviously responded really well to you guys
26:14
Speaker 2: last year what's the next step for him kind of
26:16
Speaker 2: looked like from your.
26:17
Speaker 5: Persecutive certainly continued growth. We know that progression is never linear,
26:21
Speaker 5: but hopefully we can continue to compound off the things
26:24
Speaker 5: that he built on last year. He's a guy, he
26:27
Speaker 5: knows this that his ceiling is essentially as high as
26:30
Speaker 5: he wants it to be. So that's a beautiful predicament
26:32
Speaker 5: to be in because we're going to push him to
26:34
Speaker 5: continue to push beyond where he is at right now,
26:36
Speaker 5: no matter where that is. You know, he's going to
26:39
Speaker 5: be responsible for his end of it, and we got
26:41
Speaker 5: to be responsible for are and of it, giving him
26:43
Speaker 5: the opportunity and tools to continue to elevate.
26:46
Speaker 2: Side of things.
26:47
Speaker 3: Having Pacucci now in the room, what have you seen
26:50
Speaker 3: not just from him, what is he brought to this staff,
26:52
Speaker 3: but also what have you seen from Liam having one
26:54
Speaker 3: of his top lieutenants.
26:55
Speaker 5: Back that there's a lot. There's a lot I think,
26:58
Speaker 5: first and foremost in the off offensive line room. He's
27:01
Speaker 5: a match with the identity that we want to continue
27:03
Speaker 5: to instill in the offensive line, the toughness, the physicality.
27:05
Speaker 5: The same things I talked about Nate are true for
27:07
Speaker 5: the offensive line, and he brings that every day. Then
27:10
Speaker 5: you add on the element of his familiarity with Liam
27:13
Speaker 5: and what we're trying to get accomplished, along with his scheme,
27:15
Speaker 5: expertise on the different offenses he's been in, the different
27:19
Speaker 5: offenses that he's ran. Bringing that and implementing that into
27:22
Speaker 5: our personnel and the system that we have here is
27:24
Speaker 5: going to give us more versatility and more options to
27:26
Speaker 5: attack people in the run, game, protection, game play, pass protection, game, screen, game,
27:30
Speaker 5: you name it. So it's been a nice compliment to
27:32
Speaker 5: what we had in the room and what we continue
27:33
Speaker 5: to try to build in the room.
27:35
Speaker 7: Is what you teach with Trevor, especially change this year.
27:39
Speaker 1: If it does at all.
27:41
Speaker 5: I think the core foundations and those core principles stay
27:44
Speaker 5: the same, and hopefully they stay the same every single year.
27:46
Speaker 5: But you're always looking to grow. So whether it's improving
27:49
Speaker 5: on the things that he did well last year, or
27:52
Speaker 5: whether it's the areas of improvement that maybe we didn't
27:55
Speaker 5: quite meet our standard, we're going to try to find
27:57
Speaker 5: improvement on all of those areas. So it never really
28:00
Speaker 5: stops in terms of our expectation for growth and trying
28:03
Speaker 5: to get better. But there are certainly areas of focus
28:06
Speaker 5: based on doing something well or doing something that we
28:09
Speaker 5: might have already done well, but we know that there's
28:12
Speaker 5: more room to grow in those areas. He knows that
28:14
Speaker 5: we know that, and that's not always one person. The
28:16
Speaker 5: part of the quarterback position that makes it so tough
28:18
Speaker 5: is a lot of times you're dependent on ten other
28:20
Speaker 5: guys or even more than that defense has giving you
28:22
Speaker 5: certain looks to show your talents and showcase the things
28:25
Speaker 5: you've learned and grown.
28:26
Speaker 2: Would like Chris take in Washington.
28:29
Speaker 7: Even though You've had familiarity with Leo, I think.
28:33
Speaker 5: I'm going to go back to Nate again. It's probably
28:34
Speaker 5: the same thing. Anytime you ask me about any guy.
28:36
Speaker 5: It's going to be the same things that I start with.
28:38
Speaker 5: The physicality, the play style, the strength, the intelligence as
28:40
Speaker 5: a player.
28:41
Speaker 1: Those things are evident right away.
28:42
Speaker 5: Then you talk about the contact balance and his ability
28:45
Speaker 5: to find efficient runs, sometimes in dirty looks and looks
28:48
Speaker 5: that might not be blocked as cleanly as possible. So
28:51
Speaker 5: he gives you an element of the run game that
28:53
Speaker 5: might not always be eighty yard runs. But when you
28:56
Speaker 5: look at how often the eighty yard runs really showing
28:58
Speaker 5: up in the NFL nowadays, pretty few and far between.
29:01
Speaker 5: But what he does give you is the opportunity still
29:02
Speaker 5: get explosive runs and then be efficient on the runs
29:05
Speaker 5: that might not always be perfectly blocked.
29:07
Speaker 1: Let's go.
29:07
Speaker 3: Since you keep saying it keeps going back to that
29:09
Speaker 3: physicality and that identity piece, when did you guys sit
29:12
Speaker 3: down and actually reflect upon, Okay, this is where we
29:15
Speaker 3: need to evolve and were those specific words that as
29:17
Speaker 3: a group, those came to the forefront instantly.
29:20
Speaker 5: I think, no matter what the outcome of the season
29:22
Speaker 5: was last year, we would continue to say that that's
29:24
Speaker 5: where we need to evolve. That's going to be such
29:26
Speaker 5: a focus for us, no matter what the outcome of
29:29
Speaker 5: a given game week, season is, that we'll always be
29:32
Speaker 5: pushing that identity of the offense and the physicality, toughness,
29:36
Speaker 5: all of those things. Now, the process on evaluating what
29:39
Speaker 5: we did last year starts as soon as the season's over.
29:43
Speaker 5: So you take the opportunity to look back on the
29:45
Speaker 5: granular element of this specific play or this specific player,
29:48
Speaker 5: or this specific technique that a player does as soon
29:50
Speaker 5: as the season's over. And then as that process continues,
29:54
Speaker 5: you start to zoom out and zoom back in and
29:56
Speaker 5: try to take the different perspectives to see the big
29:58
Speaker 5: picture along with fixing those new smaller details. So it's
30:01
Speaker 5: kind of a continuous process from the moment the season
30:04
Speaker 5: ends basically until the players show back up, and it's
30:06
Speaker 5: probably still continuing right now. I wish I could say
30:09
Speaker 5: that we could sit down in two weeks and come
30:10
Speaker 5: together with all the answers, but we know that that's
30:12
Speaker 5: going to take a lot of time and effort as
30:13
Speaker 5: a collective staff to put that together.
30:16
Speaker 3: What Day one of OTA's feels like with where the
30:19
Speaker 3: group is at right now compared to Day one of
30:21
Speaker 3: OTA's last year, it's a.
30:23
Speaker 1: Really good question.
30:24
Speaker 5: I honestly try not to do that too much because
30:27
Speaker 5: I want to get the guys to live in the
30:29
Speaker 5: present and be focused on where we are at right
30:31
Speaker 5: now and what we can improve at this moment. So
30:34
Speaker 5: we want to be excellent in our meetings today. We
30:36
Speaker 5: want to be excellent at a practice today, at whether
30:38
Speaker 5: it's Trout's on are We want to be great in
30:40
Speaker 5: the cafeteria behind me, eating the right things and proper nutrition,
30:43
Speaker 5: and right in the weight room. So hopefully we're better
30:46
Speaker 5: than where we were last year. I think that having
30:48
Speaker 5: the foundation of the offensive system, and the knowledge that
30:50
Speaker 5: the guys have on the stands and expectations with which
30:53
Speaker 5: we execute the system or with which we go about
30:56
Speaker 5: our meetings about our business is something that will pay
30:58
Speaker 5: dividends and kind of compact throughout the offseason. So I
31:01
Speaker 5: do feel that there is a clear understanding of those
31:04
Speaker 5: expectations and standards as well as kind of the core
31:06
Speaker 5: principles of the offense. But we never can use that
31:09
Speaker 5: to take that for granted and say, Okay, we've got
31:11
Speaker 5: something under control, We've got that done. We don't have
31:13
Speaker 5: to worry about that. We're going to continue to push
31:14
Speaker 5: the pace on even the small simplest details. When we
31:17
Speaker 5: sit down to teach the offense again, we're teaching it
31:19
Speaker 5: from scratch like we've never heard it. Whether it's a
31:21
Speaker 5: guy who's been in the system before, whether it's a coach,
31:23
Speaker 5: or whether it's a player, we all have to approach
31:26
Speaker 5: it with that be inner mindset.
31:27
Speaker 4: How much did see what Parker Washington maybe was able
31:30
Speaker 4: to do, especially at the end of the last season,
31:32
Speaker 4: where he's expectations for what he's able to do over
31:35
Speaker 4: the courses often the entire season this.
31:37
Speaker 5: Year, Yeah, the expectation question is always so tough for
31:41
Speaker 5: me because I think that Parker and myself probably have
31:46
Speaker 5: pretty high expectations for Parker as it is, so I
31:49
Speaker 5: couldn't really give you a good gauge on what the
31:51
Speaker 5: expectations outside of that are. I think really really highly
31:53
Speaker 5: of Parker. I hope that Parker thinks really really highly
31:56
Speaker 5: of himself in that regard too, because we think that
31:59
Speaker 5: he's capable of what he did at the end of
32:01
Speaker 5: the season last year and more than that. And I
32:03
Speaker 5: think we thought that even early in the year, where
32:05
Speaker 5: the numbers statistically may not have matched what he did
32:08
Speaker 5: at the end of the year. So it's hard for
32:10
Speaker 5: me to truly gauge how much the expectations changed, But
32:13
Speaker 5: I would say our expectation for him moving forward and
32:15
Speaker 5: currently is to continue to grow and even do more
32:18
Speaker 5: than what he did last year. And I think, you know,
32:21
Speaker 5: I feel pretty confident saying I know he feels the
32:23
Speaker 5: same way, not to say that we underachieved or he underachieved,
32:26
Speaker 5: but to know that he is a highly, highly capable
32:28
Speaker 5: player who's capable of even more.
32:30
Speaker 7: Your non linear growth last year was pretty a pretty
32:34
Speaker 7: big jump personally, professionally, where would you like to see
32:37
Speaker 7: yourself maybe grow in year two here knowing what's ahead huge.
32:43
Speaker 5: You know, Yeah, that's a great question. There's a lot
32:45
Speaker 5: of things that I look back on last year's season,
32:49
Speaker 5: and just like we talk about evaluating where we need
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Speaker 5: to improve as an offense, a lot of it will
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Speaker 5: start with me as the coordinator. And there are really
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Speaker 5: simple things that I think I could have communicated this better.
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Speaker 5: I could have communicated this more clearly. And then there
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Speaker 5: are maybe more complicated things where we built a certain
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Speaker 5: package of plays in a way where I felt like
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Speaker 5: I could have don a better job of putting those
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Speaker 5: plays together, Or there are certain plays that we put
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Speaker 5: in a game plan that I look back and say
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Speaker 5: I should not have allowed that play to get in
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Speaker 5: a game plan. Or maybe there's an opportunity to attack
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Speaker 5: a defense in a certain way that I didn't pursue.
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Speaker 5: There are opportunities all over the place. That's another one
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Speaker 5: of those questions. I probably have a list of two
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Speaker 5: hundred things that unfortunately I could improve. On the bright
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Speaker 5: side of that is there's two hundred things that I
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Speaker 5: can improve on. So as a coordinator, for me personally,
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Speaker 5: it's the same approach that we take with the offense.
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Speaker 5: When we say we want to run the ball better, Well,
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Speaker 5: what does that start? How does that start?
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Speaker 1: With my role?
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Speaker 5: What am I doing? How am I influencing the run
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Speaker 5: game to make sure that that's actually possible. So, just
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Speaker 5: like we sit down and evaluate those things, I gotta
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Speaker 5: do the same thing for myself. That's an excellent question.
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Speaker 3: Have you picked your backpacking trip for the summer?
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Speaker 5: You know what, I kind of have it down to
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Speaker 5: two locations, but I don't have it all booked yet.
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Speaker 5: I appreciate you asking. It's a good reminder because now
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Speaker 5: I'm stressed out about the fact that I don't have
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Speaker 5: every everything booked again, but I'm pretty close. Okay, Well, no,
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Speaker 5: that's that's a way different animal. I can't I can't
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Speaker 5: take that. That's that's stolen valor if I try to
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Speaker 5: take credit for that. No, No, that's a way different animal.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you feel.
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Speaker 3: Like you've in previous years, you've waited till right before.
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Speaker 5: Unfortunately it's been pretty imprompt here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I thought I was gonna overcome that this year.
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Speaker 5: But that's an area of improvement that I'll work on
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Speaker 5: maybe next year. Maybe next year. But congratulations, that's awesome.
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Speaker 7: You had a conversation about it.
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Speaker 6: That's a.
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Speaker 5: No, thank you, guys. I appreciate it, guys. Good to
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Speaker 5: see you guys again