Welcome back inside the Inarbor studios of the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

It is now time for the conclusion of our OT with shoelace segment.

A lot more questions and answers.

So let's get to Sam and Dernard right now.

Here is our OT with shoelace here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA.

This one from Mark McNulty.

Do you see improvement from Bryce reading the field?

Yes, you can see it because I feel like for him to hold a safety, that's that right

there is showing me that he's growing.

And he's knowing like, okay, I got a hold of the safety with my eyes to make that throw.

If you don't see that type of things happening and he's making that throw and not holding the safety, that safety is able to get over because that's a boundary safety. He's getting over there and making an interception. That's when you see he's not developing. And I think he's starting to have that process happen. But it's happening. It's happening. Like, like, people always think you're supposed to be like, okay, overnight. I'm, like, I always look at as a quarterback as like a tree, a fruit tree. Like, it would be an orange tree, whatever kind of tree it is. You know, you got to grow it up first. You got to grow out. Then you start growing the limbs and start sprouting. And then that's when the fruit start coming. And that's when the fruit

could drop. But right now he's processing. He's growing. And you can see the beautiful green.

It started turning to turn green. So if you grow up, the origins start to develop a little

bit. And now you can see he's starting to develop. And I ain't saying like he's not there yet, but what he's going to become, it's happening. You can see it starting to happen. And I can see that. Tip is starting to understand, okay, this is what the kid knows right. This is what this young man know right now. And I can see what he's trying to get him to go. And I think at the end of the season, you're going to start seeing those type of things happen where they're giving him more on his plate and let him understand like, okay, you take over the offense. You understand like, okay, now we're throwing the ball down field. Now we have a couple of reeds that you could go hot and low, the and then you if you if you want to go

backside you can throw that uh or as one two three take off you know and I think that's

what's happening I think he's starting to process and I understand okay I guess I know what

this defense doing I know what I know what I see I trust my eyes I trust the what I watched

on film you start to see that now you start to see like okay I trust what I seen on film. You start to see that now. You start to see like, okay, I trust what I see on film, and now it's happening.

Or I trust that I can hold the safety with my eyes and I can make that throw to my guy.

Yeah, man, I keep going back to what you said when you were talking about if you see man

man.

He's like, okay, I'm going matchups. I want to know where my guy is. I look at what I see on film. I'm going to go with my guy in that matchup. That is exactly what he did on that place. That's why I'm not, you know, I'm not a coach, but I'm like, you knew what you were doing. You went with your matchup and you put the ball where you need to put it. Yes. I'm not going to graze you down for that. And I think that's... Do that young fella. That come with him watching film and understanding like, okay, I watch, I watch film, and now I get on the football field. And now my eyes are saying, exactly what I've seen on film is happening.

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