Bill Landis

Like Riley Pettijohn and TJ Halpert.

Because it's not like... I think the one thing we can assume is like they're not going to put Peyton Pierce at defensive end, right?

So it's not... I think we can scrap like that idea, but then the rest of it does sort of feel like a...

like anything's on the table.

And I'm not saying that even in a way where it's bad or they're not going to be able to figure it out.

I think they will.

I think it's actually interesting that they have kind of all these different pieces and can package things too.

And I think if I remember correctly, Matt Patricia might have talked about that a little bit last year.

And then I think maybe a similar thing to the Pete Warner situation happened where it's like, well, I don't have to do that because I got three guys on the field that can do whatever I ask them to do at multiple positions.

So it's like, we're ready to rock and roll, but that's, I think that's kind of a rare thing to have.

So I'm, I'm, I'm excited to see where it goes.

Like the fact that he, it would have been great if you said like, yep, it's, it's this, this, and this, that's how we're going to attack it this year.

Like, great, let's talk about it.

But the fact that he doesn't,

I don't want to say he doesn't know, but he's not certain really about anything.

I think kind of makes spring a little more exciting now, right?

We're going to have hopefully a couple other times to watch and then we'll see what they choose to show in the spring game.

But just create some different conversations now that I think could be kind of fun and interesting as we go through the rest of spring.

Yeah, very much.

For me, anyway, I understand that the information can hit people's ears differently, but I didn't hear Matt Patricia say that and be like, oh, no, we're four practices in the spring and they got nothing.