Bill Landis

Sometimes he dropped.

Sometimes he'd fall into the middle of the field and spy.

Um,

Then what was happening behind him?

Sonny Styles and then like Caleb Downs was sometimes like dropping down almost as a second linebacker.

Or how often was that when, oh, Peyton Pierce is in the game and like they have three linebackers in the game, but Arvell's kind of roaming around a little bit, right?

Yeah, because I don't know.

I might be willing to make a bet with you right now on Riley Pettijohn versus Christian Allegro snaps this season.

Who plays more?

You would take Christian Allegro.

I feel like we might have gotten the first, not negative experience,

But like the kind of talk that is not just all praise that makes me go, oh, they like this guy, right?

The reverse thinking that I can get obsessed with that James Ornitis was asked about Riley Pettijohn and his point was it's hard when you're hurt.

You've got to stay locked in mentally.

I'll throw him random questions in the meeting room and make sure that he's understanding the install that he's staying like it's hard when you're not practicing.

And he didn't say, and Riley Pettijohn is knocking it out of the park every time I ask him a question.

The answer was sort of like, I've got to make sure he's locked in while he's hurt.

And then he did throw in, he has all the physical tools in the world.

So it was like, it was a little bit to me, it's just a little bit of like, hey, like five-star,

Hey, five-star who flashed when he got on the field a tiny little bit last year against Grambling.