Nate Tice

I'm getting more interested in guys from like North Dakota State.

or Jack Strand from Minnesota Moorhead.

I'm trying to – Jalen Daniels from Kansas.

I'm trying to find more maybe interesting day three guys than maybe over – if I were a team, than overreaching for these other guys that to me are clear, like I say, day three guys as opposed to round three or round two that can maybe sneak up.

And to me, that's only Nussmeier and Simpson at this point in time.

Yeah, I mean, they needed a safety with both of the safeties coming free.

And Bryant fits their defense perfectly because Mike McDonald and what they did in Seattle, it's kind of hard.

You know, whatever team wins, everyone's like, oh, this is the new trend.

Everybody's going to copy this.

It's kind of hard to copy Mike McDonald, who's just an incredible coach and runs everything.

I always call it a kaleidoscope scheme.

He just runs everything, and he just coaches it really well that week.

But why that's a good thing with Bryant is that

As a safety, safeties have to be the smartest guys now.

We used to think of Mike Linebacker still have to be it, but a lot of that operation pre-snap has shifted back to safeties.

We see more safeties with the green dot that get the play calls now.

Um, because of that, because they're on the back end, everything's top down now with all this quarters coverages.

So I'm bringing this all up because Dennis Allen is a very creative defensive coordinator.

You see it a lot on passing downs, like third down, but also, you know, down to down, he can kind of do some funk, you know, he's got some stuff to his defensive calls, but

why you need to operate that, to execute that, you need smart safeties.