My question to you is, and Tiki specifically, is there a directive for the offensive line that's different now that there was for, dude, I can't remember his name. He's been gone that long. Russell. Yeah. Are they going to treat this differently? Are they going to, you know, are we throwing a blocking tight end in there to protect him? Is it going to look like a goal line stands, Malik, outside?

I mean, it's a good question.

It's a good question.

I think the answer is no.

So the one thing about Ross is that you knew he was immobile in the pocket for the most part.

And so you saw a lot of tight-in chips.

You saw Cam Scataboo.

I'm sure you saw this on social media.

Just decleting a defensive end.

And that's beneficial because it helps your tackles, right?

But I think two things are changing that.

One, Andrew Thomas is back, and he had a perfect passing grade, I think, in his 25 snaps

that he played last week.

And so you chalk him up to being elite.

Also, with Jackson Dart, you're going to want to do things more spread oriented as opposed

to let's keep everybody tight formations in here.

Let's open it up so that there's space for him to get the ball out.

And so that basically means your running back's got to not always, but sometimes have these scat releases.

He's got to be in the route to influence the other routes that you're trying to keep space on. So I think it's changing it, but less in the protection form, if that makes sense.

The most perfect way to describe the Russell Wilson era is the fact that our last caller forgot

his name. Yes, but that's what we speculated. It doesn't mean anything to you. Right. No, he doesn't.

And so it's not a knock on Russ.

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