Ryan Poles

But as it sits right now, I feel like the edge is deeper than the interior.

I think you've seen some teams have some success in terms of winning a championship in the Super Bowl.

Yeah, it's a pretty deep question that starts all the way back in how we're developing talent from high school, college, NIL, transfers, coaching.

where the focus is for some of these kids.

I think it's a lot deeper than just what we see in the league.

But I would say development is probably the place I would lean into.

These guys have a lot to learn coming into this league simply as, I mean,

It was just until last year you're throwing up a card, right, to put the play in for everybody.

And they got to go in and now hear it through a headset, regurgitate it, give it to the huddle, get to the line of scrimmage on time, and then maybe just flip the play to the other side.

It's really complicated.

And I think the game has gotten more and more complicated to create a tactical advantage for offenses.

And that's really hard for young quarterbacks because it's all brand new.

It's a different language.

So I would lean into development to answer your question.

Yeah, you know, when we first got Dennis in, it's really for all the coaches, position coaches, coordinators.

They came in and talked about what they need, like what's the prototype.

I knew from what Dennis was bringing, scheme change over the last few years, it was going to take a little bit of time to get exactly what we needed.

But as you go through that season, you ask more questions.

You sit in the weekly e-mails of our roster all the way to last week here and then go through their UFA stacks and inserting where our players line up in there, both guys under contract and not.

You get more and more clarity as you go through.