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 that combination, if you're telling me that Travis Jones and Namdi Batabike is going to serve as their version of Leonard Williams and Byron Young.
I like that starting point.
It's a good deal.
I really like that starting point.
You know, I don't think that I think that you're really banking on Trey Hendrickson being
Maybe not the 17 and a half sack guy that he was, you know, at the peak of his time in Cincinnati.
But if he can be a 10, 12, 13 sat guy, there's your speed rusher, which is exactly what I think this defense is looking for too.
We want one guy who we can really count on being able to win those one on ones and we'll let the scheme handle the rest in terms of pushing the pocket and we'll send
you know, creative blitzes to make sure that he gets his one on ones.
So they have that piece as well.
And then I think that
What I'm most confident in, and this comes this goes back to Minster's time in Los Angeles.
What he was able to get out of guys like Tarheep Still, what he was able to get out of Dante Jackson, what he was able to get out of unproven young commodities at corner and then veteran guys who have bounced around a bit.
That has he has kind of bought carte blanche for me in terms of trust with developing this position.
And when I look at a guy like Nate Wiggins, when I look at, you know, Chadobi Awuse, when I look at Marlon Humphrey, these are guys who are still talented enough to serve an important purpose for a defense, but we have just seen these wild fluctuations over the last two years and how they play.
You know, Wiggins has been banged up, Humphrey's been banged up, Chadobi Awuze.
Is just not the same as he was when he was younger and more and more closely, um, more closely tied to his athletic peak.
But I've seen Mentor figure out a way to get aggressive, you know, matchy, taking away these passing lanes and the intermediate areas that offenses want to attack.
He's bought my trust in that way, and I think that he can get that out of them.
And then they've got maybe the greatest chess piece on defense in the league in Kyle Hamilton, you know, and we saw.
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