So with all this Brian Robinson Jr. drama swirling, is he going to get released?

Is he going to get traded?

Did you see enough out of Bill Kroski Merritt slash Chris Rodriguez last night to put you at ease heading into week one?

I'm comfortable.

It makes you feel comfortable?

I wasn't comfortable with the idea initially.

It's like, man, this guy's like a reliable 800. He's good for 800 and four or five touchdowns minimum. But I think these guys can fill the role. I don't know if Cross Camarro is going to be a breakout star, if he's going to be the Alfred Morris of 25, or if he's just going to be a piece of the puzzle. They have a pretty darn good rushing attack.

I don't think they're going to be worried.

I guess Draby's concerned that he had ball control issues in college.

If that props up, that could be an issue.

Sure.

I mean, ball security is a huge thing.

But I haven't seen that yet.

I haven't seen that yet. So we'll see. I mean, right now, am I concerned about the running backs? The answer is no. By the way, he ran a 4-4-1. That's pretty fast. Which is faster than the other guys. Brian Robinson was a 453, I believe. And Rodriguez ran a 45-5-2. I saw him listed as a full-tenth of a second faster. I saw him listed as a 4-4-5, but I mean, we're really splitting hairs. So a 4-4-legit 4-4 guy. You have 4-4-speed and you're a violent runner and you're hitting the holes the way you're supposed to, the way that Kingsbury and Quinn want

the offense run? Look, it's just, it seems like a good fit. We're not there in practice every day,

so we only get to see these little moments, right? And I've been honestly driving around town

or I'm in a shower and I'm trying to describe what I see with Crosky Amerit.. And I don't have a better way of describing other than there's an energy to the way he runs that's exciting.

I'm not saying he's the greatest runner of all time.

But there's an extra energy.

There's an extra step that he seems to have.

There's just something there.

You can see the life.

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