Olin Krutz

He does a great job turning speed into power.

He'll take a tackle, go right down the middle of them and take them right on the lap of the quarterback.

The interior, they are, like I said, relentless.

I think that's almost...

not not only talented but just the fact that they do it play in and play out and they don't take any plays off that makes it very difficult because you got to bring it every single snap can't have any lapses up front um or else they'll make you pay you know whether it's Turner or Fisk at the three technique um

You know, Puna, Ford's playing high-level football, a little bit more in the running game than the passing game, but yet he's a problem for you, you know.

And so, you know, I can't say enough good things about the level with which they're playing up front right now.

Well, yeah, I mean, I think –

My history has been obviously with Jared Goff, and Jared started with Sean, and so there was a lot of comfort that Jared had.

from his time with Sean that, that we look to, you know, accentuate their Detroit.

And so that, that was a, one of the pillars of our, of our playbook were some of those concepts from, from LA and also augmenting it with some of the stuff that I had been around that coach Campbell had been around and the rest of the offensive staff.

And so it's a marriage of a bunch of stuff like that.

But yeah, I mean, I've watched a ton of LA tape over the years and,

Obviously, when Jared was there, and then that's continued since Matthew's been there as well.

No, no.

I wasn't coaching receivers at the time, and so it wasn't on my radar.

Yeah, well, I think you look at a guy like that, I think it starts with this guy is a football player.

Take position out of it, and he clearly loves the game.

He clearly is all about ball.

He reminds me a lot of St.