Cairo Santos

Yeah, it's a weapon.

You know, the guys that have been able to successfully do it and get that ball to skip and go into the end zone for a touchback and teams have to start at the 20, that's a big difference than starting at the average, you know, 30 or 35 yards with a normal touchback.

It's a whole first down that you can –

give your defense.

I get more hyped up of successfully executing one of those than any field goals, but there's a risk that involves, too, so it's something that I'm still getting better at, and I imagine most teams will start adding that to their game because it's proven that teams like the Rams, the Panthers, ourselves, that do a lot of dirty balls, you gain an advantage there.