Liam Coen

Like hey, now you learn ball security at a premium, what we're looking for, the standard.

Now let's go take it to the next level.

And then LeQuint, I think, showed so much in terms of the toughness, physicality, the care factor, third down runs that he was really good at for us.

I know he had 60 catches or so in college, and so that's an area I think we can continue to lean in to him as well.

Yeah, I think if you looked at his production and different things that he was asked to do at Georgia, both underneath the center and the shotgun, turning his back to the defense.

making, I guess you'd call it, you know, NFL throws, like from a route tree standpoint and from a timing and rhythm standpoint.

I think he's been really well coached.

And then you go to Miami and you're operating a little bit more shotgun spread.

So now you're seeing a little bit more of the

baseball, shortstop, I don't know if he'd play baseball, but like spit.

Whereas Georgia, more play action, under center, let the ball get down the field a little bit.

Now you're able to maybe see some of the shorter intermediate, different window throws that he was able to make this year.

And so I remember watching him in pregame in 23 when we were at Georgia.

I was watching him throw the ball pregame.

I was like, dang, dude, that thing's coming off his hand pretty good.

So haven't been able to meet him or anything like that, but I think he's got a shot.

Absolutely.

I think our

Scouting staff, and they gather so much information from the university, right, the school, the director of ops, the athletic trainers, the strength and conditioning, the coaching staff, right?

You have so many different resources.