Brett Veach

There are a lot of needs we had entering the draft, but it's very difficult when you lose cornerback number one and cornerback number two.

So certainly had our eyes on Mansour, and if there's one way to Steve Spagnuolo's heart, it's press corners that like to tackle.

So really excited to add him, and again, it's always difficult to replace players like Watson, players like McDuffie, but we certainly think Mansour has the skill set that will fit nicely in this scheme, and we're certainly excited to have him.

Yeah, that's a great question.

I think certainly on the defensive side of things, just defensively,

the ability to get off the field on third downs.

I mean, I think we did some really good things defensively, but the one area we struggled at was, you know, that third down.

And, and, you know, that's why, again, adding a player like Montsour Delane, then we added Peter Woods.

You know, we want to, we want to create a little bit more pressure up front.

We got to get,

We've got to get offenses off the field on third down, and then offensively, we certainly have to grow and get better there, and I think we certainly made an effort to improve the running game.

We added Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker, feel real good about our offensive line.

We've invested a lot in the offensive line the last few years.

We have Creed Humphrey and Trey, and then

you know, the first-round pick last year.

But I think the emphasis on the running game this year and, you know, bringing EB back is certainly going to play a factor in that.

You guys know how talented he is and how much he demands of, you know, the demands he puts on the linemen up front.

And, you know, obviously Eric's probably one of the best running back coaches of all time.

So we're excited to add Kenneth Walker.

We added a fifth-round pick in Emmitt Johnson.