Nate Tice

So you need defensive tackles, you need linebackers that can blitz, and then you need safeties that can blitz and do everything.

Everything has to come along the spine.

And so now you see where they sign, linebacker and safety, and they've hired a bet.

They take defensive tackle in the draft or something, and they sign a defensive tackle as well, right?

That's what they have to address, and that's what this defensive system needs is guys along the spine.

Well, I wish I could have a straight answer because I when I watched him with the Chargers, he was kind of a different player.

And even next gen stats had a great stat on it.

He had the sixth highest pressure rate once he joined the Chargers in week six in the entire NFL.

And, you know, that's up the guys with Myles Garrett, all that.

I will say, though, that's with Jesse Minter coaching him, and that's what Jesse Minter dialing up plays that led to some unblocked pressures, led to some creative looks for him where he took advantage of him.

He did play like a guy in his contract here, and I mean that as a positive.

I also mean that as a – so it's what you want to argue for.

It's a pretty – again, it's a pretty penny.

That's a lot of money to throw at him, but he's got traits.

He tries hard, which is also when you want to pay a guy, you want to make sure that they have the –

You don't want him to be like Hainsworth.

You pay him and all of a sudden he's laying down literally on a snap.

But I do think that it's like you are paying a premium because of just like he has a market for a reason.

Because he's young.

He has some production to point to.