Welcome back inside the Inarber Studios of the Big 1050 WTKA online at the big 1050.com coming up in the 8 o'clock hour.

We're going to go inside the huddle with Michael Spath.

That's going to be in about 20 minutes from now.

And around 8.50, we're going to talk to Michigan punter Hudson Hollenback as it is the block canter game coming up on Saturday.

And so we're going to hear him tell his story coming up at around 850 here on the Michigan Insider. And then, of course, it's a Wednesday, which means we'll get to the midweek peak with Steve Clark in the 9 o'clock hour here on the Michigan Insider on the big 1050 WTK. Right now, let's get back to the Michigan football offensive breakdown with Sam Webb and Al Borgias here on the Michigan Insider on the big 1050 WTK. Give me your step coming off of this game.

Give me practice this week heading into Washington.

How are you building off of that?

What are you adding?

What are you adding for Bryce?

What are you adding for the offense coming off of what you saw next last week to have them take a step forward coming off of that contest.

I think a few more pocket movement passes during the game.

Maybe a couple more naked passes would be something that I would add when they've done that.

He just does that so well.

And he does also their RPO's where he moves a little bit off their RPO's and throws some of the quick perimeter throws.

I think those types of things would be a point of emphasis, some more dashes and sprints.

And you can't live in that world.

Don't get me wrong.

But just here and there, like I said, about every third play having the ability to do that and continue to develop his pocket passing because he can do it.

He is capable.

But this is something that just takes a while because they are not a team, Sam, that's a shotgun, throw at every snap team where they're just going to do it so much.

The quarterback's going

to get real good at it fast. They're more of a, you know, run first, balance, blah, blah. So you're not going to be doing as much pocket passing as other teams might. So the development of the quarterback is not going to be as fast as it is with the team. So, but I would not give up on that concept because I think the kid can do it and as shown at times that he can.

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