Anthony Heron
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3,165 appearances
23 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 5 Sep
Anthony Heron’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, frankly, on the pass breakup and then there was a corner route that a tight end ran from the Titans on him a little bit later in that first half, where I'm I'm still seeing both Thieneman and Malik Mohammed.
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And Malik Mohammed, you can understand it even more, just defending in the slot.
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That's an area of the field that he's still not even accustomed to yet, let alone doing it in the NFL.
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But for Thieneman,
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Yeah, his his athleticism, the combine numbers, those are there.
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But even when you look at his Oregon film from this past season, there are times where he plays that fast, where he shows that degree of explosion.
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Once he diagnoses something, he reads and reacts and and he can get there in a hiccup.
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But then there are other times, like I did think we saw moments where he was he was a little bit hesitant, and I've seen that throughout the
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preseason whether it's coming down as as an additional piece added to the box and then as a run defender penetrating into the backfield but he's still at a point now where once he sees it he's he's not fully trusting it yet as I'm believing he probably will just as he gets more time on task.
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It the reaction is still a little bit delayed where he's not wanting to make a mistake.
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In pass coverage
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Similar thing, and I think with the the angles, because as a especially as a safety, when you're needing to react, if someone gets on top of you during a route, a lot of times you get into that speed turn where you gotta drop your foot, flip your hips, and start to recover.
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And in that recovery mode, I'm still seeing Dylan Thieneman taking angles, frankly, as though he's facing college pass catchers, where he's thinking, all right, maybe I can be more aggressive with this angle.
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Well.
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to, you know, undercut a route to think that I can overtake a guy who's probably bigger and faster than the majority of the players I faced in college, quarterbacks a bit more talented and trying to get the football there.
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So I would say Thieneman is is at a point where I'd like to see him reacting with more aggression against the run and perhaps take a a couple of more conservative angles against the pass would be sort of my my blanket
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evaluation of where Thieneman is at right now because he he does need to react quicker.
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But if you feel yourself a step behind, I would say take an angle where you're making sure you're not going to give up that play because the bodies that you're trying to come over the top and maybe get a pass deflection, it's a lot harder if that tight end is six, six, two fifty versus if that tight end was six two two thirty back in college.
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That sort of thing.
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It's gonna happen so much with young football players.
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