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Morning, Bill.

Morning, Bill.

You're effusive of your praise of George Kittle yesterday with the San Francisco media.

And I'm curious as to how you've seen the tight end position evolve over the years and what role do you think

Granc had in that and also Mark Bavarro in your time with the with the Giants as you've ranked

him as good as anybody you've ever seen in regards to Kittle.

Yeah, well, there's a lot of great tight ends the years. And I just say Kittle is very impressive.

He does everything well.

It's hard to compare his career with other players that, you know,

I play 10, 12 years and so forth.

But what he's able to do and what he's done and our exposures to him is pretty impressive.

He's very good at everything.

Passing game, running game, run after catch, blocking, effort, big playability, you name it.

He pretty much excels in every area.

So that's Bella check on Kittle today.

And I got to give credit to the person that asked the question.

Really smart.

You want to get Bill to expand on an answer.

Go back in history and ask him about a giant. You know, invoke Mark Bavarro if you're talking about tight ends. If you're talking about receivers, invoke Mark Ingram. Was that one of the receivers on that team? Phil McConkey. Phil McConkey. If you want to talk about linebackers, invoke Harry Carson. Oh, he'll whip it out. He'll pull a Jeffrey Tuben on the Zoom call. I love that story, Murray. I can't tell you how much I enjoy that story. You put a little piece of tape over the camera. Like, what are you doing, dude? Unless you need someone to see it. Oh, yeah, right? But, like, that's how you get Bill Belichick to do the thing.

You talk about coaches, asking about Ted Matcher, you know,

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