Bobby Skinner

And the coverage stuff, there's not a great instinctual, like, oh, pass this off, cut this off.

I'm reading this concept out.

I know where to undercut it.

There's not that yet.

There could be, could not be.

But what you do see is he carries vertically.

Okay, he's extremely athletic, and he has the size, and he's got ball skills to turn around and make a play, even though you need to get any interceptions or anything doing that.

But he has that ability.

The flats, I mean, it's a thing of beauty how –

And this is in college football that these running backs are just not... They throw the ball out into the flats of the running back.

He is tracking them down and a lot of times turning into a tackle for loss or right at the line of scrimmage.

That's such a key thing for linebackers.

That's...

80, you know, 70% of your coverage responsibility is covering the flats.

And he does that well.

So, and like you said, he's, he's new to the position and something like the Texas game, not this year, but the last year where it's like, he kind of made a mental mistake with that and then recovered and then blew up the tight end on that play where Quinn Edwards got it to him a little bit late.

So.

I like to read my write-up on him.

Safety convert, has ability to do everything at elite level.

Excellent athlete, effortless range, strength is very good, naturally works through the pads of players.