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Sam Webb 1-on-1 with Rod Moore.

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Two things that I think you understand uniquely as a player who's been around and who knows ball.

And then as a guy who kind of sees things through a coaching lens, too, is first with

Zee.

He said, you know, corner might seem like a harder position.

And physically, it can be because you're out on an island against you got you got to run with some guys but mentally it's not it's not compared to nickel

or safety so you know it was it seemed counterintuitive to think that that's that position was actually somewhat

easier yeah than nickel we talked us through that piece of it because he was like hey man

once i once i got it like the the speed of it it was actually easier time out there at gick

i can't personally speak from that because i remember kling put me out at a corner one time in practice and I didn't like, I didn't feel right. So I didn't think it was easier because it's a completely different technique. At corner, you're going against one-on-one with somebody. You don't know how big they are. You don't know how fast they are. you got to know, you know, how they run releases,

how they run routes. Safety, you kind of back there, you see the whole field, like, you're the quarterback of the defense, you'll be able to see what the corner's doing, but everybody, literally everybody in front of these is doing. So, and then nickel, um, he was comparing it to nickel, though, specifically to them. So nickel, nickel and corner, like, Nick is the inside corner, the corner's outside corner. So like I said, you don't know who you're going against on outside.

But nickel, on the other hand, in our defense,

nickel, you can play outside.

You end up at outside corner in a play.

You can end up in the safety as a play.

You can end up at nickel.

You can end up blissing.

You can end up as a linebacker.

You can end up anywhere as a nickel.

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