Ben Johnson

And not to mention, there's a million plays you can run. There's a million plays and we've only scratched the surface of what we're capable of doing right now. And so, yeah, we'll scratch one of those million off the list. And OK, we got a bunch of them left. Let's let's go on to the next one.

And not to mention, there's a million plays you can run. There's a million plays and we've only scratched the surface of what we're capable of doing right now. And so, yeah, we'll scratch one of those million off the list. And OK, we got a bunch of them left. Let's let's go on to the next one.

Yeah. Yeah. It happens. The best times are in the shower. That's where we go. Yeah. You got nothing else to do but. Your mind's on football in the shower. That's where the best ideas pop up.

Yeah. Yeah. It happens. The best times are in the shower. That's where we go. Yeah. You got nothing else to do but. Your mind's on football in the shower. That's where the best ideas pop up.

Yeah. Yeah. It happens. The best times are in the shower. That's where we go. Yeah. You got nothing else to do but. Your mind's on football in the shower. That's where the best ideas pop up.

I like that. I like that. I haven't heard that one before.

I like that. I like that. I haven't heard that one before.

I like that. I like that. I haven't heard that one before.

Yeah, and this stems from John Shoup, who actually coordinated it in Chicago early 2000s. He was a coordinator when I was a senior at North Carolina. Caleb Presley knows him very well. And he used to say, yeah, we want the same things to look different and different things to look the same. And so really that's the starting premise for offensive football.

Yeah, and this stems from John Shoup, who actually coordinated it in Chicago early 2000s. He was a coordinator when I was a senior at North Carolina. Caleb Presley knows him very well. And he used to say, yeah, we want the same things to look different and different things to look the same. And so really that's the starting premise for offensive football.

Yeah, and this stems from John Shoup, who actually coordinated it in Chicago early 2000s. He was a coordinator when I was a senior at North Carolina. Caleb Presley knows him very well. And he used to say, yeah, we want the same things to look different and different things to look the same. And so really that's the starting premise for offensive football.

That's what it was since I took over as a play caller.

That's what it was since I took over as a play caller.

That's what it was since I took over as a play caller.

That's right. Okay. That's right. I got it now. I think. Yeah. I think. That's right.

That's right. Okay. That's right. I got it now. I think. Yeah. I think. That's right.

That's right. Okay. That's right. I got it now. I think. Yeah. I think. That's right.

Very important. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I was very fortunate to be around some good ones over my career. And I think the best ones, what they do is they elevate the players around them. And so really, they've been the tone setters, the best offenses I've been a part of, the best teams I've been on. That running back position has really been vital in terms of getting the game going.

Very important. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I was very fortunate to be around some good ones over my career. And I think the best ones, what they do is they elevate the players around them. And so really, they've been the tone setters, the best offenses I've been a part of, the best teams I've been on. That running back position has really been vital in terms of getting the game going.

Very important. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I was very fortunate to be around some good ones over my career. And I think the best ones, what they do is they elevate the players around them. And so really, they've been the tone setters, the best offenses I've been a part of, the best teams I've been on. That running back position has really been vital in terms of getting the game going.