James Gladstone

So it's pretty impressive what they've been able to do, but obviously a mature, let's call it, group in terms of being together for an extended window of time, understanding their systems.

having a strong sense for their systems.

They are who they are, and they stick with it.

Offensively, they're going to allow their running game to find creases, provide as many as possible, and their RBs do a great job.

They're coached extremely well about finding lanes, and

and hitting them hard.

And then outside of that, letting their guys on the outside, on the perimeter, get the ball in their hands quickly and get rolling.

You know, that yak offense, that yak attack is certainly one that they've leveraged over the last handful of years and leveraged well.

So certainly got to be able to, you know, fit properly on the defensive side of the ball, eliminate as many lanes as possible across the front, and then tackle when given cleanups to do so.

And then I think for our offense, it's not going to be all that much different than the structure that we just saw from the Houston Texans.

So that'll be a fun one for us to continue to work through exactly what our mode of attacking should look like, obviously with wrinkles that can exploit some of the

the weaknesses that that structure presents.

So looking forward to getting a chance to step back on the turf there in San Francisco, but obviously not uncharted territory for me.

Yeah, you know, it can become a rowdy bunch, you know.

I think they got a nice little horn that they crank up a little bit.

The fog horn.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, so that thing, you know, it puts fans on notice, you know, when to actually let it rip and when to –

Yeah, when not to.

But, you know, I think anytime you're traveling cross country, you just got to stay rooted in your routine and you got to try and, you know, eliminate the thoughts around it as much as possible, really, so that you can just play freely, play clean.