Mark Grote

Let's get to the sound.

And we're going to bring in a guy that we've leaned on quite a bit.

when we need insight on the offensive line because he's great.

He's Teron Armstead, the former NFL tackle of 12 years, mostly with New Orleans.

And he recently was on Fox 32 with our good friend Cassie Carlson.

And there it was.

He was talking about Braxton Jones and the weaponization of the offensive line.

Really glad that Cassie brought that moment back to Toronto Armistead.

I remember being in that scrum when Darnell Wright was talking about how Ben Johnson looked at the offensive line and that they're playmakers, and he was just lighting up.

He loved that concept, and obviously as reporters, we were eating it up as well that you just don't have to be the silent partner in all of this, like the offensive line that you don't hear from because they're all one and one for all and all that stuff.

Now you're playmakers.

Really, and it's okay to get a little bit of shine and not do the traditional thing.

They'll still always be offensive linemen, and offensive linemen, you know, truly all for one and one for all.

That's just the way those guys roll.

That's just the way it is.

Is there another Armstead cut?

I wasn't sure here.

Is there one on Braxton, or did I misread that?

I believe there is.

There is one on Braxton.