Charles, I know you're not in the meeting room with him, but you know defense, obviously.

From a defensive coach's perspective, what problems does James pose to defense?

You know, to me, I think the number one thing that I love about James, first of all, is his competitiveness.

No matter what he's doing, I mean, he's as competitive as anybody I've ever been around.

From a technical standpoint,

what he can do with his eyes and what he can see,

you know, is just amazing to me.

And being able to see it and convert it with your hands to do to go where he needs

to go with the ball to me that's the most impressive thing people have questioned you know because

it's personality or image or whatever giefiness whatever you want to call it that he's a risk

at the next level that, you know, maybe people

shouldn't spend a high draft pickers going on. What are your, what are your thought? I realize you're

not in the NFL. What are your thoughts on that in terms of how he projects and how he would

handle the situation?

Me, personally, what I do is I judge of what I see. If you watch him and you watch what he does,

and I know him personally, I know what kind of person he is,

I know what kind of competitor he is,

I know he wants to win.

I mean, and he is a team player.

I mean, he is a team player. I mean, he is a team player.

I can't tell you how many times in two years,

whether it was going good or whether it was going bad,

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