All right, Emma, dazzle us. What do we need to know about what happened today up at Hallis Hall?

Boys, what's up? Yeah, busy day here at Hallis Hall with the roster cut down to the 53-man-limin informing its initial form here.

So you can start looking ahead to week one with some clarity on how this team is going to take shape.

And we got to hear from Ryan Poles, the general manager ahead of his fourth season leading this team. Let's get right to it because Ryan Poles covered a lot. What you're going to hear next is my spliced down of what I thought was most important and most relevant from Ryan Poles. Here's Ryan Poles. In terms of training camp, I thought coach did a great job setting up training camp in terms of increasing the competition,

the physicality.

It felt like you could start seeing our identity take shape, even though we know that will really

solidify itself as we get into the regular season.

I thought it was very competitive on the roster.

It made the cut down process difficult.

I give a lot of credit to the players that worked extremely hard,

but also our coaching staff.

The staff did a wonderful job, developing some players,

putting them really ahead of the developmental curve,

and then place to compete for starting positions, backup roles, and making the 53,

which is always a good thing. We'll always continue to monitor the league in terms of

calls with trades, waiver claims to see is there any way to help our football team get better.

I would Jaylin, what's the timeline for getting him back fully mixed in practice-wise?

Yeah, we're taking that really day-to-day.

When I was going out to practice, he was running and doing agility work.

So I feel like he's getting better.

When you're going from not playing and just training to football,

there's all kinds of different things that kind of change timelines.

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