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We're here in Ashburn outside of the sign.

It's the second day of the coaches talking. NFL has very

specific rules about mostly only talk to the head coach, but once a year you're able to talk to

all the assistants. We're talking to the offensive guys, the defensive guys. It's a really good

way. It's casual. You get to have like casual conversation and kind of real conversations.

We're going to get to all that.

You know, as far as the news and the OTAs and everything we've been following up on,

I have two thoughts that I can't escape.

Okay.

So talking with the offensive coaches, right?

Overwhelmingly, I got a response about going under center, how much better it is for the offense, better for the run game, better for the wide outs, it's better for the quarterback. Everyone was saying it was better across the board.

If it's better, why weren't you doing it?

Well, Cliff had a very specific offense, and I think you're seeing the excitement about doing it.

The fact was the fact that

they did so little of it in years past it was interesting though talking to a bunch of those guys

about for jad and daniels going under center um dj william said you know said it was like riding a bike

you know it's something that right you're not going to forget everyone who was a quarterback

the first snaps they took when they were kids was under center obviously jaden hasn't done in a while but i think everyone's talking about all the different

advantages that going under center schematically yeah schematically help the run game help the past game

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