Welcome back.

It's Beyond the Box Corps.

I'm Dan Schneier.

That's Jacob Gibbs.

And today we are joined by a special guest.

I am very excited about today's show. These are like my favorite shows to do and we explore them to some extent on Beyond the Vox or we get to do it more in the off season. So like some of the most valuable times come from this off season roar. And today we have a special guest on Max Tiscano. I hope that I pronounce that right. I'm known for mispronouncing names left and right.

But he is a Paizan, so I feel like I can get that right as being a fellow Northern New Jersey person. I just assume that. By the way, I don't know if that's true for sure. I mean, you see the O at the end of the name and you would guess things. But Max is probably the premier, at least in my mind, tight end evaluator in the fantasy football game, in the NFL game at this point as far as what I have covered and what I've seen. I'm really excited about today's show. We're going to talk a lot about his thoughts on tape of the tight ends, where the tight end position is headed, we'll do 30,000 foot few stuff and individual player stuff. He will, he will make me feel terrible about the giant signing isaiah

likely and i'm going to have to deal with that and accept it but how is everybody doing today jacob

how are you doing my friend i'm good yeah we got a real life uh football fan here not just the dynasty

deep dive sick oh here uh this show has been bringing a lot of advanced stats and stuff. So I'm

excited to actually get in and talk some real football, kind of delineate between, you know,

some of these guys who run a lot of routes and get yards and stuff. But like, can we expect

them to stay around as long-term pros for a long time or a coach is going to get sick of them,

not being able to help their run game and stuff? So yeah, Max is a friend of the program here. He came on last year, brought his whiteboard. We talked through all the X's and O's of the Seattle offense, what was happening with Jackson Smith and J-Bah and everything. That was really fun to obviously see them go on and have the Super Bowl run. So I think we've got another really good show for you all here.

We're going to talk about what's been changing around the league.

So specifically, I'm focused on Sean McVeigh and what he showed us last year.

I thought was really, really interesting.

McVeigh continues to find ways to reinvent this Rams offense, right?

Like we keep seeing it, whether it's the run game, the past game.

He's kind of always ahead of the curve a little bit.

And last year, what we saw was that he used three tight ends on the field 388 times, 388

office of plays.

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