Liam Cohen

And he just makes them both miss.

And he's off to the races.

The ultimate strength is what it is, right?

Because your dual three, you have to defend the run and the pass every time the ball is snapped, right?

It's not as if you can just tee off on a guy like that, knowing, man, well, he can't really move.

So you can just go play two-man or go do these things.

Your rush plan has to be extremely dialed in.

Your spy game has to be dialed in if you're going to do any of that stuff.

Your zone coverage has got to make sure that you're giving eyes, obviously, on the quarterback at all times.

Look, when you have to account for the quarterback every play, we have a luxury of that as well in ways where the quarterback can take off on you.

It's hard to defend every blade of grass.

Slippery, elusive, smooth.

He's just a, has a great feel for mid zone, you know, for the zone game and, you know, the press combinations.

And then just like, he has such a great feel.

And then duo, like if you collapse it all, he's so, he's fast enough to bounce it and go one-on-one with a corner that's got a crack replace.

and he's fast enough to run around the edge and make that guy miss.

I mean, the run against the Browns, that has been all over the place.

I mean, that was ridiculous.

They had two guys unblocked in the hole, and he just makes them both miss, and he's off to the races.

Same as, man, same as.