Seth Keysor

I mean, it's a military term that coaches and GMs and evaluators, scouts like to use, the force multiplier effect that you have.

I mean, you're hoping with Woods, for sure, that he is one of those force multipliers.

That it's not just even the guys on the line, but even your secondary is going to be better because he's out there.

Yeah.

You know, and I've heard a lot of people talk about this.

And Nick Jacobs and I were talking about this, too, on our podcast, which was that, you know, they they play.

Clemson used him differently last year than they did in 24.

And it was to his detriment.

I mean, they were asking him to do things that really weren't in his wheelhouse.

And hopefully those these are things that the Chiefs aren't going to ask him to do.

Because they were basically wanting him to play a little bit more nose last year.

I mean, they were wanting him to play over the center.

They were loaning him the hand a little bit, two gaps and everything.

And that's not who he is.

I mean, he is an interior pass rusher.

That's what you've got to let him do.

That's okay.

It's just not his strength.

I don't know if...

That's what you really want him to do.