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Okay, we saw the debut today.

Travis Hunter-Ocho saw action on both sides of the football in his preseason debut,

the Jags versus the Steelers.

On offense, he had 11 snaps, two receptions, nine yards.

On defense, he had eight snaps with zero targets um

oh choo i might have to get a get a couple more jobs like you because the way they got

these games spread out and how you're going to have to pay damn there you basically got to pay

to watch each individual game i mean listen you know what you can do you can use youtube tv

you can use youtube tv where you get most of the games.

And also I have the NFL app on my phone.

So the NFL app allows you to be able to go back and forth through some of the games you want to. You can't see them all at the same time. But it's just the preseason. It's just the preseason. And so it's kind of difficult to be able to watch the ones you want to watch based on location and where they are.

Because most of, most of them are reading. Right, right, right. But once the regular season gets in gets in, you know, you'll be able to watch multiple at one time,

especially the one o'clock games, obviously the 430 games and then those that are slated at 730.

Right. But he did have 11 snaps, two slated at 730. Right.

He did have 11 snaps, two receptions for nine yards.

Nothing deep, nothing significant.

He gave up leverage on one play.

He'll learn.

These guys are really good.

Hey, if you got leverage and he had leverage and let the guy bounce outside, you ain't you ain't getting getting, you ain't catching those guys. You got to maintain your, you lane responsibility, integrity. But like I said, it was, it was, you know, I just wanted to see what, you know, we saw what we saw. Um, what, it wasn't, you know, I'm saying. I mean, how do we rate it? He caught two passes for nine yards and he had eight snaps with no targets. I mean, the one thing is, it's kind of, it's not, it's not nitpicking. One thing that he will learn to on the two paths that he did catch, I call it. I always call it that Marvin Harrison. Remember Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison always having that under, that short under, six-yard you're coming in. But he did so well in college that the players and the DVs in college didn't do. They would over-commit so much, he'd be able to spin out the back door. He'd be able to spin out the back door. But now, now that you're at the next level, they don't overcommit.

They come the balance right away, and they make the tackle.

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