Diante Lee

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5,622 appearances 19 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 10 Sep

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And I think that just changing the way that they approach things defensively, if I'm to assume that Jim Leonard wants to borrow from some of that Vance Joseph, really going back to Rex Ryan-esque approach to defense where we are just trying to make plays in the backfield as aggressively as possible.
We're gonna play tight coverage and trust Benford and Maxwell Hairston.
to be our speed guys who can run w in one on one coverage with all these guys.
And that Leonard being a really good safety in his playing days and somebody who maybe not to the same level as Christian Parker, who I'm sure we'll get to in Dallas at some point, whether they're in or out of the t your top ten.
I think that he has he has also built up a reputation as a great teacher, a great developer of talent.
And I'm trusting that he will be able to impart some information to their young safeties to kind of help them even out some of the issues that they were having over the last two to three seasons.
I think that a lot of it comes from like your lineage in coaching, right?
Like he followed a this goes back to his time in college, really.
Following up Dave Aranda, you know, when David Randa left Wisconsin for LSU, I think that's really the first time that people started having conversations about Jim Leonard.
And I think that, you know, he probably has a good agent that was doing a great job keeping his name in the mix of like, hey, this guy is down at the college level now coaching well, but we know that eventually he's going to end up.
up in the NFL and then I think being in Denver and
Really overseeing what I think has been one of the most consistent teams in spite of.
Their style of play, right?
Like they are very aggressive.
They play a bunch of man coverage.
They do blitz a lot.
They are, you know, they have a kind of reckless abandon to their style of play at times that you don't typically see in a stable defense, right?
Like when I think about a Mike McDonald defense or a Vic Fangio defense, they're aggressive too, but everything is built around we're not giving up explosive plays.
Whereas, you know, that Vance Joseph, Rex Ryan, and now I'm I'm
Assuming will be Jim Leonard's style of play is built more on, hey, what can we take away in the backfield from an offense?
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