Some of the other things that he talked about, you mentioned Amon Ross St. Brown.

He got a text message. Ben Johnson did from Jared Goff. They were working out in California.

And Ben Johnson said he looked at his phone and it was a text from

from Jared Goff that simply said, Amon Ross St. Brown, huge year.

Do you think Amon Ross can be a top five or top 10 receiver in this league?

I do. Yeah, I do. I think it all depends on the creativity. Like we're going back again

about Ben Johnson and how he's going to find ways to use St. Brown and to get him open because

we mentioned the wide receiver room. Nobody else is really going to draw attention from

the opposing team's defenses. Not until you at least you get into these games and the other

guys start making plays, right? But week one, when you line up again, Kansas City, I guarantee you

they're going to have number 14 bracketed, right? That's just what they're going to do. They're

going to try to play, you know, one on one on your number two or number three guys. Sam Laporta,

nobody knows yet. I mean, we're hoping he can be a threat kind of in the middle of the field

to draw some of that attention away from those outside guys. But you're going to have to be creative

with how you use him, how you motion him, how you align him, what kind of, uh,

uh, um,

drawn a blank. What kind of personnel you use to dictate what the defense is going to respond with,

right? And that's where he's at, you know, you watch these other teams and I hate to keep going

back to this. But guys like Cooper Cup, you're like, he's the only guy that they've got. How is he

wide open? How is he one on one with a wide receiver? Or I'm sorry, with a linebacker, right? How

is he one on one with the safety? How is he not? And it's the way that, you know, Sean McVay and the

offensive staff use him with motion and, and with alignment and stacking him somewhere and,

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