Intern Brandon
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Then we got some other people that came in. And everybody, I feel, when you have a certain amount of time, as you know, to get everybody on the same page and to be able to, as a D coordinator, come in, teach his scheme, and you have to be able to pass the message from coach to player, and the player's got to be able to receive it.
It's just the timing of everything really didn't fit with the type of team we had and the expectations that was coming. But I felt like... That was the lowest of lows last year when we lost, and then Kelce retired.
It opened up some doors, didn't it? It opened up some doors. Oh, man. But, yeah, it was a lot of expectations from this year just not repeating, you know, from last year. And so when Vic came, I think Vic was able to hire other coaches that he had that he already was familiar with. So that worked out perfect because the DB coach, he came in, man, he already knew Vic already.
D-line coach, Coach Clint, knew Vic. I mean, Watts is a great coach already with us. So we've been together for a while. So we already knew how to work with him. And then, yeah, man, it's about how you how you working together and how you relate a message and how you teaching it. And I think Vic was real tough early on. And man, he was tough as far as coaching.
He was like source to me, which I like is I'm not your friend. I'm here to do my job. I'm here to do my job. And then if we build to that, eventually you break a man, you know? And so I felt like we was going to break a man one of these days. And man, when he came in saying some of the lingo that some of the guys say, oh man, you knew, you knew, you knew it.
Cause we was rubbing off on him in a good way. Cause he was so tough, man, early on. And he just thought we suck. Yeah. He's just like, man, you guys last year, y'all don't work hard enough. And he said that openly. But I think as we gained his trust and his respect as just going through everyday life with him. And by the end of the year, our goal was to get him a big smile.
And that was when he held that trophy, man. And I got that picture on my phone where he got holding it up and smiling.
Man, when you see him hitting the hole and just know, like, he ran to the zone every time. Like, every time in practice, he always run to the zone. Run to the zone? The end zone. I'm sorry. He ran to the end zone. Oh, gotcha. He finishes everything. Yeah, he finishes. He finished everything. And they always got somebody in for him.
He wore people down. I mean, like I got to give Stout his credit always, man, because it started with him. He's the technician as far as keep staying on the offensive line, making sure that, as Kelsey know, that you guys are working the technique right over and over and over. You can't get bored with the details. And so you see Stout all the time, just always on, always thinking next level.
And, man, it just worked out so much for him this year. especially Adam Saquon. He was the ace in the hole for us that we've been needing, you know, just because, man, getting him, you need a home run hitter like that. And that boy was wearing people out. Like, you might have got him in the first half, and if you did get him that second half, he ready for the big one.
And I can remember the Saints game when he hit that home run going up the middle. Well, you know, it's almost like the same play, that counter play. Boy, whoo, them boys. I wouldn't want to see none of them boys coming my way like a Jordan Malata on a pool.
Oh, my goodness. Oh, that left side. And Lane already a brick wall, man. Lane hold down that right side. And when we really – like I think Sting going to be a really good one this year. We have Makai – But I think Steen is a good one, and we'll probably draft one too. But, man, we got a really good line.
Cam held up all the way through, and I don't see why we couldn't do it again other than just staying healthy.
Yeah.
Nah, nah, ain't no apologies, man. That's how I felt at the time. Two six. Hey, that's why I don't ever go too personal because, man, I don't want nobody looking for me afterwards. But at that same time, like, man, I'm just trying to get in your head, trying to have a little fun while backing it up. You know it. But, Kels, just know, man, you was big. You was a part of that too, man.
As much as, yeah, you retired, but everybody always was looking for you when you came in. And I think we added a lot of value on just being in that building, man, because that culture is what we did every day. All these boys do is work. And they work, and they put the work in, and I think we built to that, man. Now it's just more about for us just showing that love, having that access to come in.
I don't want the hours of the coaches, but I want to be able to add value to the organization and keep it going.
It was different. You know, I would see Kels, so it made it a lot better. But Fletch really didn't come around as much. And I think, I don't know if he was just not wanting to be around because he'd be hunting. You know, I know he loving what he doing.
He was doing his own thing. I mean, he was just doing his own thing. And so it was different because that's somebody who had his locker right next to me the whole time all the way until, you know, he was done. So seeing someone else and Mojo, Moro, or Jamo is a guy that I really respect, man. I think he's going to be a guy this year that's going to have a big year too. Again, because –
It's a lot of guys on that bench already that I feel is going to add value to the team this year, especially with Milk going. Then we got to replace Sweaty. But yeah, Fletch was a guy that, man, I was like, dang.
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