Great

Great practice day.

You know, getting a chance to get out there for an hour and a half, handle the elements,

learn from it. You know, those are great teaching lessons for us going into, you know,

for practice six, that's exactly what I was looking for. So, you know, again, as you talk about putting your football team together and developing your team, these are the kind of moments that in a, you know, small, you know, looking at it from a smaller perspective, a micro perspective, these are the days I need to develop the things that we need from our football team.

So good day out there today from that perspective.

You know, our guys are doing a great job taking care of themselves, injury-free.

So all positives moving into tomorrow's two-hour practice.

So questions.

Brown, with that in mind, that micro perspective that you're talking about,

you know, we look at the offensive line and we see issues, right?

What are you looking at?

What do you see that's positive?

What do you see some things that need to be worked on?

And how much of it is the collective versus the individual?

It's a little bit of both.

Look, when we go into these scrimmage situations, just so you can hear my perspective,

I'm much more interested in, you know, the evaluation, not the congratulations.

You know, this is evaluating what are the things on our football team that we need to get better at

individually, collectively, as a unit, offensively.

I'm not looking for guys getting patted on the back saying, well, what a great scrimmage.

It's one. It's one. I want to be able

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