Press Taylor

I mean, I know I have two different 10 terabyte drives that I bring with me when I move and I give them to the video department and I don't think they love seeing me come down the hall, but I make sure they load those up for me and then I continue to add as the year goes and it builds on pretty good.

I think like any of these guys, especially interior linemen, every single week there's somebody across from you that was probably some sort of college All-American or maybe he's a 12-year vet in the NFL, and they all present their different challenges.

Whether you're playing a 320-pound nose, you're playing a 300-pound nose, it's super quick, or they're putting –

you know, typically a defensive end inside in certain pass rush situations.

That's probably not as much as you see in the college game.

And then for us, our center really kind of drives the system.

He's making all the IDs.

The quarterback will reaffirm them a lot of time.

He's making the calls.

I mean, everybody's kind of waiting on the identification process from the center.

I'm not sure if that happens in all the college systems.

It definitely didn't used to as there was a lot more tempo, up-tempo systems in college.

And now, you know, I don't really necessarily know how teams have changed with the quarterback communicator being huddled a little bit more if the centers are taking on more in college.

But I think that's one element that I think is a little bit different from college to the pros.