Harris

to the rest of the year he ran like an absolute bruising badass which i had seen in that year in philly so i feel like it's a matter of motivation and a matter of coachability like you're talking well and it's and it's just understanding the vision and the way that they they wanted him married to the tracks right which is the design of the play and just you know like just trust it like just trust it and sometimes the trust is going to fail you and the play is going to get stopped but more times than not it's going to unlock what we need this play to unlock and he was great with that this year who's the running backs coach on this team

It's a great question.

That's another one that we got to wait for the answer to that.

This kid from Boston College, we don't know what he's doing.

We don't even know if he's here yet.

Yeah, we don't, do we?

Yeah, you don't have to know.

They don't have to tell you.

Eventually, they'll have to put out an announcement.

But I think, again, this musical chairs game of assistant coaches around the league will continue to go.

And then eventually, when you've got a staff fully in place, here's our changes.

Same offense, same offensive line, same quarterback.

Looks great.

But is that enough to keep DeAndre Swift in his same role, regardless of who those same running backs coach is?

Heck yeah.

In the same mindset.

And it factors into the continuity, right?

Like this is another guy that would just be, you don't have to start at the ground level with because he's been here learning the whole thing.

Texture says, the moral I took away from today's story was invite Speegs to my fantasy football game.

You should.