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Hey, Greg, my question for you is this.

So I'm firmly of the belief that Nekobi Dean is the MVP of the team.

And this was the first time since, you know, he's come back that we were able to kind to get an extended look at Jihad Campbell. So I wanted to hear what you thought about how Jihad Campbell fared. You know, we talked about this on inside the tape that, you know, Campbell, I thought was fine. I mean, again, I, what I was saying to Jeff is that, you know, what you don't know, and there's no way I can know is all the little tweaks and things that they do, you know, because it's Campbell and not Dean. But as far as how he played, you know, watching the plays, he was absolutely fine. I mean, he's a quick athlete. He moves well. He made some tackles. You know, I don't know if they cut back on what they would have done.

It was so hard, Frank, to get a feel because, first of all, Marioo started. And then, of course,

you know, Johnson, who I think is probably played for all 32 teams, came in. So, you know, so that was a hard game to get a true feel for Campbell. What have you seen the last three weeks with Marcus Epps? He has. Now, whenever they go in up in a too deep shell, Blankenship always plays to the boundary, and Epps always plays to the field. And Epps has just been solid. I mean, there's been no major mistakes. He's not an impact playmaker, but they don't need him to be an impact playmaker right now.

They just need a solid play because Sidney Brown can't give them that.

And Epps is a savvy, smart veteran who knows how to play.

So it stabilized the back end.

And, you know, we'll see what happens as they go forward.

He's the guy.

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