Layla Rahimi

Like I said earlier, they're all good football players.

You got the National Football League.

But if they don't fit, they aren't going to perform at a high level for you.

Now,

The vision is clear.

We can get those specific football players.

They have a better chance of performing at a high level for you.

It's definitely a flawed process from high school all the way up.

But it's a little bit more clear once you've established your program, your college program.

There's some continuity at the coaching staff.

You start to recruit certain guys to do certain things, and you're able to replicate that success over the long term.

I think it's not very, very different in the NFL.

Colston Loveland, Luther Burden were dynamic playmakers in college.

Kyle Menungai led the Big Ten in rushing in college.

What I look to for what you're saying is more evidence of what you're saying.

It's what happened when those linebackers went down.

How you doing?

They came in and they continued to produce at a high level.

Look at Nashawn Wright, who came from relative obscurity to have so many interceptions.

That's the proof of the development that you're talking about.