Bill Landis

I think it's okay that they don't have all the answers at the moment.

Yeah, I'm trying to remember what he said.

I thought the way he talked about Earl Little was interesting.

We've not talked to any safeties yet.

We've not talked with McIrary or Tim Walton yet to get, I think, a little bit of a better handle on how all that fits together.

But he said that Earl Little is around the ball a lot, just sort of has that natural instinct about him.

And that, to me, is like...

I think he's talking like sort of like skill set and like intuition a little bit there.

But I also think maybe he's letting us in a little bit on where they're playing him or where they're thinking of playing him, which is down closer to the line of scrimmage in a position to make more plays around the ball.

Oregon comes to mind with what all they have back at receiver.

Yeah, I think it is.

I would wonder if Ohio State goes down that road, maybe Jay Timmons as a freshman could factor into that too.

I think he'll probably end up being the backup nickel, but he maybe has a little more corner skill to him than Earl Little might.

So there are a lot of options there.

Yeah, you can move Jermaine around, I think.

So there's, again, it could be...

I was like driving back from interviews wondering if maybe and I like I hesitate to compare Ohio State to Michigan because I know that annoys people but like that Michigan defense in 2023 which just played a lot of guys kind of like rotating packaging all that stuff I wonder if Ohio State's defense might feel a little bit more like that this year because of the some of the things we're talking about when talking we're going to burn down Bama sure

You're amplifying someone else's shade.

Certainly intentional.

Obviously, you have to press the button to retweet it, but there was some thought behind it.