from the EPR creation studio. This is the Unconquered podcast. I'm Jason Staples. He thought I wasn't

going to be back for another couple months, didn't you? So we're going to just go ahead and jump in here.

This is the, I'm going to look at the depth chart that was just released and also field some

questions that have come in for the past couple months. So I'll be fairly selective with the

questions, but we'll work through those. So before I get started, as always, this podcast is

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All right.

Let's go ahead and get to the depth chart.

So the post-camp depth chart has been released and a few things worthy of note on this.

And since I haven't been able to do a whole lot of commentary on camp,

this also will serve as some discussion of some of the changes that have been made in camp

and some of those things as well. So the first thing that sticks out to me on this,

especially thinking about what they've done during camp, is think they've done they recognized what one of the

big problems on defense was last year and I think they've done a good job of finding a way to help shore

that up and that specifically is they were really bad on the boundary last year so the boundary

corners gave up some terrible numbers just Just to put it in perspective,

the two primary boundary corners last year were Akeem Dent and Jerry and Jones, both of which

dealt with injuries at different points in the season, Jones played through it most of the year.

But if you look at the numbers given up at the cornerback

position on the boundary side, Dent gave up an NFL passer rating of 158.3 from that spot last year,

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