Tim Grunhardt

I think, you know, Jeff brought up – With the enemy.

I think he can catch the ball well, and he's got good vision.

I don't know what he's going to do.

When's the last time that Chiefs had a downhill rusher?

I mean, a Coyier was, for sure.

I mean, we just have not been – Andy Reid has always been known for his screen game.

Well, it hasn't really –

been around for the last four or five years and every guy that they bring in they say oh this is a guy all right here we go rub your hands together we're gonna be able to run the screen and it hadn't happened is this the answer finally well i mean i don't you feel like because they have the athlete they have the offensive line to do well so many screens like center screens middle screens i guess i'll say yeah middle screens often come after a play action right

They had some left screen.

Were they underneath their shotgun?

Like every other college team.

Is he in a pistol?

Is he in a shotgun?

He's kind of a gun guy.

So you're just telling the truth.

Well, that fits into what we talked about a little bit earlier with the athleticism of defensive linemen.

Athleticism on the defensive line can also be an issue and hindrance for being gaps out.

I mean, because they're so athletic, they're trying to fight across the block and they're taking themselves out.

That's why the cutback has been so prevalent in the NFL, I think, over the last couple of years.

You're exactly right.