Todd

as we're on the same timeframe.

And Lawrence Taylor, to me, he could wreak havoc in a game.

He was one of the most disruptive players at his time in the game today.

You know, you think about the draft as we're coming up, and you think about, to me, hybrid players.

A guy like Caleb Downs, to me, is a guy that I think is one of those types of guys that you could put him anywhere on the field.

He reminds me a lot of Troy Palomaro.

Troy Palomaro was a very...

disruptive player was he allowed to do whatever he wanted to he wasn't he earned the right to do that so you know one thing he made a lot of mistakes his first year and i remember a couple times like you know i i would go into the go into the facility over here

And he was always in there.

He was the first one in there and the last one to leave watching tape.

And the only other person that was much of him was Rod Woodson.

These guys watched more tape.

They were looking for any competitive edge they could get, whether it be a stance, whether it be a split, whether it be a formational thing that they saw on the road at home.

certain ways that people did it.

So it got to a point where, you know, um, I just remember telling Chris open, actually told Ryan Clark, I met, saw him last night.

I said, you know, when the first thing I told Ryan Clark, I said, listen, you're coming in here.

I said, I just got to tell you one thing, you know, uh, Troy Palamalu is going to do some things that are unorthodox.

And at times he will not play the defense.

I need you to be able to cover up for him.

He goes, what do you mean cover up for him?