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Number two, Jeff Cabrishud, out of three, three, real talk. Radio, war, chat, TV, on a

Monday. Good to be with you. Thanks for being with us. I'm Jeff, that's Tom Brick from

Matthew in the House on Twitter, attach a camera and show it. Don't forget to like and subscribe,

or chant TV, busy times, busy days, and it's a good thing. And we have opportunities now

to talk to players and coaches. Before spring practice begins, tomorrow morning, bright

and early 6am, we'll be out there, and watching the end of the tour of duty and get an opportunity

to see some of the newer players. That's all I really care about. See how some bodies have

changed, maybe for the veteran players, for the good or the bad, I would assume the good

for all of them. And then obviously get a look at the newer players, get an opportunity,

you know, get tell sometimes my body type, whether or not somebody is able to contribute

early on, muscle densities there or whatever it might be, especially the younger guys.

So you remember, we always bring it up, but there have been a few guys who the first

time we ever laid eyes on them, we said, well, that's different. They'll probably be

able to play year one. And one of those guys was Jalen Ramsey when we were in the indoor

practice facility. There'd been others, but yeah. So I'm still on the 7am hour kind of

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