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Yeah, so we've always been a firm believer, you know, as a front office in partnering with

our coaching staff and that, you know, that that has always been the case with Kevin.

That will always be the case with our coordinators because at the end of the day,

we want to make sure that we are able to map personnel, strain skill sets to the offense defensive

or kicking game philosophy. And that'll be no different than with Jim.

It certainly does help that, you know, having work with Jim before and having some level of familiarity.

That's a pretty good sense of, you know, what he wants in different, excuse me.

Different, different, pardon, different parts of the defense.

But that will be always be the case with our coaching staff.

One second, Tony.

Yeah, we would always, we would always stay in communication with like our coaching staff

or our coordinator for a decision like this. You know, one of the first things we'll ask,

really any coach that actually any coach that is in the organization at the end of the year,

evaluate their position group or evaluate their side of the ball.

And then from there, we'll have the meaningful strategic discussions as we modify the roster.

I definitely understand the question. To be honest, I don't think that's an appropriate question for me to answer in this setting.

But I will say that we're pleased with the Sean is pleased with the progress that he's made since he's been with us.

And certainly anticipate him having a very strong year on and off the field going into 23.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I think for all of our young players, we'd like to see them, you know, continue to make steps forward.

I think David, as a rookie player, really did a nice job just in terms of his reliability,

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