Ike Taylor

from the field, the more I can critique you and see what you can't do.

You know, so that's why I'm trying to tell these kids don't rush to get on the field.

And what I mean by that, and the first thing I tell them like,

Man, getting that weight room, getting the playbook.

That weight room and that playbook should be your best friend the first year and a half.

You know what I'm saying?

Because, I mean, Joe D. Boyard, you know, it's like, you know, when you go, a freshman going against a senior, it's a little bit different.

You know, the type of time, their body different.

Their mind different.

They're used to it.

They're accustomed to.

So that's why I'd be telling the young kids, man, just slow down on trying to rush and get on the field.

And some kids deserve to be on the field.

When you have a spectacular freshman, in some cases like the wide receiver from Miami, ain't nothing you can do.

You got to play him.

He going to help you win a lot of games.

But just wanting to get on the field just to get on the field because you think you should be on the field.

take your time because at the next level you know we looking at it from a front office standpoint how many miles you got on your body and obviously we critiquing the heck out of you off of your tape so i just tell the kids just fall back in a rush on getting getting on the field when you're in college no like you you and you you are obviously involved with the stillers i don't think people know uh exactly what you do can you explain to the people what you do brother

like the ambassador scout.

You know, so I'm in the front office with the Roonies and Omar.