All right, Drake London versus Rahim Morris.

Oh, down goes Rahim.

Oh, man.

Down goes Raheim.

Down goes Rehim.

You better be careful in front of Drake London, big receivers.

But Drake London didn't catch the ball.

He messed up the play.

No, he's too worried that he killed his coach

look he looks back afterward like is he dead yeah i love that view that's the great he didn't hit

his head that's a great thing yeah you're right i thought of that too because that's where you see

that whiplash hit the head but that's that's where hey tramp we got me training camp it gets

monotonous right it's you got to shake it up a little bit.

Little things like that, the coach getting out there, getting involved, making everybody laugh a little and do all that.

It goes a long way to just starting the practice with some good energy and getting everybody in the good spot.

And that's where Raheim Morris is really special. He's got that way about him that I've seen in person when he was coaching with the Bucks and I was down there. He's awesome in that department. 2009, 2010 timeframe. My son was 13 or 14 and we did a little blocking drill in the hallway. And he thought he killed me. He thought he killed me. And first I blamed it on my socks. Oh, yeah. Because it was a wood floor in my socks, and he was pushing me like a sled on ice. So I took the socks off, and he just crushed me. And he said, he said he thought he killed me. And that looked back from Drake London, it's like, yeah, Drake London thought he killed Rahim Morris.

Yeah, yeah.

So he can't do that to you anymore, though. You're 60 now. It's, it'd be abuse. You might break a hip or something. That's true. That's true. No, we haven't done that in a while. And he could at this point throw me through a wall if he really wanted to. Okay. So that's what's going on in Atlanta, Falcons training camp in Jacksonville.

You've got a guy. a wall if he really wanted to. Okay, so that's what's going on in Atlanta.

Falcon's training camp in Jacksonville.

You've got a guy that's playing both sides.

And look, when they trade it up to pick him second overall, the whole justification was we're

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