James Parsons

because I don't understand or never played the role, I'm always like, oh, yeah, chuck him over to the left.

It's a no-brainer, you know?

Like, genuinely, I think he could play the power winger role.

But then when you watch a lot of his breaks, when he comes to the far side wing, he's almost the second-to-last receiver, and he's got that little right foot pop out and then draw.

and then obviously he's so strong off that right foot on the right edge.

Now, I'm not saying he doesn't have a left foot because he's shown both ways, but it would just be interesting to see, you know, if he was to be moved to the left, how would that...

hinder his ability of what we've seen on the right.

I don't have an answer because I haven't seen him there, but his natural flow looks like he favors that right.

You know, he's got that sort of outside goosey when he's playing that sort of midfield out the back roll towards the left.

But then when he's on the right, man, he's heavy.

He's heavy off that right foot and then explodes.

Right.

I'm way out of my lane here.

Hey, you're a hockeyist, you've got to spend plenty of time on the lane.

Well, true.

But when Caleb's got space, he doesn't step, he's sprint, like he's gone.

And he doesn't need his left foot because he backs his speed.

What I'm saying is when he makes a lot of the line breaks where he's tight for space, he cuts off that right.

And because they obviously train it so much, if you look at his transition of power...

And it's like that off the right and that next stride and the next stride he's gone.