Bill Landis

the young elite talent to really step forward.

And I am very interesting.

Maybe Christian Allegro fits this perfectly.

And I feel like if there are young guys who can pass him, maybe he'll get passed.

But if those young guys don't do that, TJ Alford, Riley, Pat or John Garrett Stover, sincere Johnson, then Christian Allegro is there to,

to do the job because he's done it.

He almost feels to me like the baseline of the linebacker room.

I'm not exactly sure how high that baseline is.

If he winds up playing 60 snaps a game, I don't want to use the word serviceable because I feel like that almost has like a negative connotation to it, but I think it would be fine.

But I do wonder about like, if it's really going to be like splash plays at linebacker, does it mean that younger guys are,

have stepped up and taken more playing time.

Like just like, where do you, we heard your James or and I just talk all about this.

He feels like a very important part of the room, but how are you viewing Christian Allegro?

Let's talk a little ball here.

And by talk a little ball, I mean me asking questions about ball.

So that...

I didn't go watch every defensive snap from last year.

When, when Orville Reese was down on the line of scrimmage, right?

When he's down on, on the edge in a pass rush position, a pass rush position that he often did not pass rush out of.

Sometimes he was at an edge against the run.