From the EPR Creation Studio, this is Jason Staples bringing you the Unconquered Podcast.

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better viewing angles that allow us to see the passing game on television. ESPN really needs to

make this change. Hey, the Manning's got them to do it a little bit on Monday night football.

Hopefully we can make that a trend across the board. This is going to be a coming out of the bye week question and answer episode

or question and response really. In certain cases, I don't necessarily have answers, but I do

have responses. So we're going to go ahead and do that looking at a number of questions that have

come in from Patreon, from email, from social media, all sorts of

things. Lots of things to get to here. Of course, the questions that come in through Patreon get

priority. Let's start with the first one from over there from Jamie Street. Had some really good

questions here having to do with some position changes. So he said,

I know you're definitely all in on Amari Gaynor being closer to the line of scrimmage,

and I couldn't agree more. What do you think about the following possible position changes?

Travis J. to wide receiver, no-brainer if you ask me, maybe the best ball skills in the team.

DJ Lundy to Keir Thomas' defensive end position with some added

mass, and Jordan Young to safety a la Erman Lane. The kid seems to pursue the ball well on their

punt and kick coverage units when he's in there. Any others you've kicked around. Man, I love this.

This is such a good question, and it brings up a few things that I think could be helpful

moving forward. And yes, I first of all, I do think that Amari Gaynor is better when he's moving

forward, when he's near the line of scrimmage. Many of you have heard me talk about this

more than once over the past three years in each of those years that I think

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