Doug LaMaurice

But I don't know.

I think Disher might have gotten hired after Hawkins was added to the roster.

So he's good.

Robbie Disher's clean and clear.

Any field goal fiascos this year that involve a kicker missing a field goal, not Robbie Disher's fault.

Yeah, I thought it was good.

Like I thought, I think clearly he's pretty passionate about it and you know, I don't, I don't know how much you can clean about someone's like organizational skills from just talking to them, but he seems to have a pretty well thought out process for how special teams should look, how it should operate, who should be a part of it, how important it needs to be to a team.

So yeah,

Like in terms of, you know, other people that have been in that role over the years, you seem to be sort of like the most kind of serious about it.

I would say when I think that matters.

So I tried to ask like two different versions of that.

And I probably could have asked it differently.

So I asked him first, like, how does aggression fit into your overall special teams philosophy?

Yes, aggression.

And then I also asked him like the two years ago, and I did have that many blocks like in your mind was that.

more you scheming stuff up or you just you just have a couple guys that year who were just really good at that and of course his answer was like both he put it more on the players he said like when that stuff happens because you have the right guys to do it the thing i didn't ask that i wanted to but i i don't know if i was like afraid it was going to sound a little silly or what but so i didn't ask it but i remember i'm pretty sure we saw this on one of the special teams periods

early on in practice, must have been one of those first two days, Chris Henry Jr., who's 19 feet tall, was, like, standing in the middle of the line on pump block.

Mm-hmm.

And I wonder, like, if you look at, like, Chris Henry Jr., or you look at, like, Braxton Renbert, who's also incredibly tall... Mm-hmm.

Is there something there for guys like that?