Bill Landis

Carson Hinsman's a Packers fan.

Luke Montgomery's a Steelers fan.

Yeah.

like professionalize it i think right like and it's not to say that that ohio state's offense wasn't um like pretty detailed before but i i think any of the details were lacking last year and that's not surprising because they had an experienced offensive coordinator but now you have a guy who's got head coaching head coach and offensive coordinator experience at the highest level

Mix that with Ryan Day and his expertise, and I think you're going to have an offense that's sort of pretty dialed in all the time.

It doesn't mean they're going to go hang 45 on everybody they play, but I think there's going to be a level of consistency probably with the offense that maybe wasn't always there last year.

And then stylistically, like we talked about at the top, they are –

they're going to want people to consider them a physical football team.

And I don't think this is the same conversation of like the, the toughness stuff that we got into with when the Ohio state was losing to Michigan.

I think it's just more of like, I don't, I don't know.

It's kind of, kind of like standard physical football talk, not like let's go show everyone our muscles.

We're tough guys kind of thing that I think can get you thrown out of whack.

So I'm interested to see what it looks like.

Like there's a,

this offense has, and it's Ryan day's offense, you know, that that's not really going to change, but it's never really been sort of led by someone with an offensive line background like Arthur Smith has.

So I think that that'll bring a slightly different flavor to things that I'm, that I'm excited to see.

Yeah.

He was asked about like the personnel grouping stuff.

Cause I like, you know, there's a, you can watch any Arthur Smith team play and see a whole lot of tight ends on the field.

I, I don't think we're gearing up for let's, let's try more 13 personnel out there.