Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050 WTKA online at the big 1050.com. Let's get back to our OT with Shulay segment, more questions and answers with our Monday morning quarterback, Dynard Robinson here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA. You know, DJ Sin City is back. He said, how was Klein targeted so much the first two weeks but now non-existent? We need to scheme all three all games. talking about Marsh, McCully, and Klein.

Yeah. targeted so much the first two weeks, but now non-existent. We need to scheme all three all games. Talking about Marsh, McCully, and Klein. Yeah, they shouldn't get it come up the game. Like, if we, personnel should always have those two guys in the game. I mean, that's, and that's why I thought, I thought Marlon was going to be more of a, more of a factor the rest of the season but you know i don't i don't know

what's going on with that because i mean but but but marsh has stepped up in the big way but i think

the more you get marlin up the seams and dig rouse and just the big body over you know

give him to be that target that he could on third down hey this your this your safety net safety net, you know, just get him the ball, find him. You know, I think that could be a big thing for him. And I want to see more of Marlon. Like, I told you, I wanted to see two tight ends. But Marlon is, I think Marlon is the big factor of it. He's got to get a certain amount of targets. Yeah, tight ends block so much, man. I just feel like a wide delay would absolutely be open. Oh, for sure, for sure. But I just, we got to find plays that make him the main target. Like, you got to start giving him, let's make him be the first read on some of these plays, you know, because I think he should, he deserved probably like four targets a game,

four or five targets a game, you know, that's, that's not asking for too much, but

that's giving you a quarterback a good, nice size target, you know, and it's a hard, that's a hard,

that's a hard, that's a hard target to miss.

Do you, And that's a hard, that's a hard, that's a hard target to miss. So I'm trying to, trying to get where this question is going from D. Franks.

He says R.P.O's Bryce seems to be picking the throw more than pull and run.

More than, I think he says,

more than the give and the run, I think is what he meant to say.

I think on the first play of the game to McCully, I don't know if he's trying to say that

Bryce is reading it wrong. But what do you, how do you think Bryce is on RPO's just overall?

Well, I think he's doing a good job. I think he's a good job. I think he's very seemingly wrong.

Like, I don't think he's wrong many times. I think he's been on point with this. I think he does that well. That's what I think he does that well in his game. I think he did a good job of knowing when to throw it and when not to throw it. Yeah, I think that our POs are his comfort zone, man. I think it's only one time that I think he pulled it, and that was the

Oklahoma game. But, no, there were a couple in the last game now.

Now, I'd say he probably grades out in the high 80s or 90s. That's what I'm saying.

There were a couple. There was a, there were two, I remember vividly in the last game,

you know, one where he threw a bubble that he shouldn't have thrown because the guy went with the motion.

He shouldn't have thrown that.

And then there was one where he gave it and he should have, and the running back got blasted it. He should have pulled it.

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