Andy Anders

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145 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 27 Jan

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No, not at all.
It was a great conversation.
I'm happy to be back.
I'm enthused to let the masses know of my opinions on the coordinator hires here.
Yeah, I'm right around Colton.
I have an 80.
And to me, there's a certain baseline that it reaches immediately just in the fact that it's not an internal promotion and it's a guy with experience like Colton brought up.
I mean,
Six years calling plays at the NFL level.
You can have your reservations about his time with the Steelers.
Obviously, Pittsburgh's offense the last couple of years wasn't that great.
But to me, I think there's a schematic difference.
There's a big schematic delta between what you're going to see from Big Ten defenses and what they can throw at you versus what you're going to see from NFL defenses and what they can throw at you.
I like the marriage of scheme because Arthur Smith has a lot of creative run game stuff from under center, gap scheme stuff, multi-tied-in packages, which Ryan Day has incorporated more into his offense here recently.
And I know not every Ohio State fan is excited about that, but I think if it's a way to get the ground game going in a better fashion, that's warranted.
And the last note I'll make is experienced coordinators, good coordinators know how to –
build a scheme around their talent and not try and force their talent into a scheme.
And I think that's where the experience of Arthur Smith, even having a lot of that background and run heavy multi-tight end schemes, he's going to be able to coordinate a spread just fine too.
And the marriage of his run game concepts with Ryan Day's passing game seems like a pretty good fit to me.
Yeah, the art of play calling with Arthur Smith.
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