Liam Coen

What I always really appreciate about C-Rod, you know, when working with him in Kentucky and then following his career over the last few years has been his, you know, rushing yards over expected and his yards after contact.

I mean, I think those are the two areas that you look at where you say, like,

Did you get more or about what the play was blocked for?

And are people bouncing off for you?

Do you know how to make people miss?

Like, how do you make people miss?

There's a lot of different ways to do that.

And how do you gain yards?

There's a lot of different ways to skin that cat.

And ultimately, for me and for the type of style of team we want to be, to be able to punch you in the mouth and get some of those hard yards,

getting a guy like Chris to compliment that room as it stands right now with two in Laquan and DJ and, you know, those guys.

So we're just trying to continue to add good football players in there.

Yeah, we're excited about some of the second-year players that, you know, whether they were able to contribute last year or not, but specifically the Caleb Ransaws, right?

Jalen McLeod wasn't able to play much last year.

getting Jack Kaiser a year better, getting Travis Hunter another year, doing different things and how we fine-tune his role and schedule and the way that we look at those things on offense.

Wyatt Milam, Jonah Monheim, a lot of young players that we're continuing to see hopeful ascension from that can come and either be contributors or competitors for playing time.

Do you look at Travis coming into next year as wide receiver one or number one wide receiver?

How do you think your guys plan for him and getting him ready?

helped or where does that need work or are you pleased with it?

that it's only been a couple days, but first year in this role, what's the biggest thing that you've learned you'll take away from this season?