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How much would Bryce benefit from a dedicated quarterback coach on the sidelines?

It's funny because, you know, I had, it's weird to say, but Roy Manning was a linebacker coach, played lineback in the league, played lineback at Michigan.

And he would be our quarterback coach on the sideline, and he would help us, he would help me out, be like, hey, man, this is what I see him, you should do this, you should do it.

And he did a great job of keeping me settled. We had another young guy, I can't think his name, man. He's probably going to get mad at me right now. It's another young guy who was as a quarterback coach on the board just. I got to text fordges about the guy named. He's a quarterback coach. now he's I think he's office coordinator now but um he would be able to like tell me hey

this way you should go with the ball he's a quarterback coach now he's i think he's office coordinator now but um he would be able to

like tell me hey this way you should go with the ball uh this is what this what they give me you

and and you know funny thing for the funny thing i you say that because like i got a guy like

that they got a guy like that on the sideline yeah yeah but but but when you have a guy that

help you out like obviously i see j and davis davis on the sideline. Yeah, yeah. But when you have a guy that help you out, like, obviously, I see Jay and Davis on the

sideline watching him talk to Bryce and telling him what he's seeing.

It's cool to see, like, Jay and Davis having no ill will towards him and helping him out

through his progression.

And that's- They got, so a guy like you were talking about, like, a quarterback coach assistant, they got Josh Senegoga. Yeah, Josh. And I'm pretty sure he's doing that. So, like, I think he's benefited. I think Josh do a good job. I've been around Josh. So I know Josh do a good job of, like, telling him that. I think now it's about like being able to say, hey, settle your feet, get your feet right,

being consistent with being with your timing on your feet.

Having a correct drop back, being consistent with your drop back.

I think that's the biggest thing that I have seen with him.

It's him having to be consistent with his feet.

I think what they're getting at, because somebody else asks this question, do you

think he would benefit from having chip on the sideline?

I mean, you want your OC to be able to see the whole field.

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