Rock chemistry.

Welcome to the depth chart podcast. My name is Freddie Magard. I'm joined by Nick Krauss. Nick, happy birthday. Oh, thanks Freddie. It was a nice day. Nice, a nice little day. Yeah, well, good. It was your first birthday with your son.

Yeah, yeah. And really the most fun I had was hanging out with him. We went on a real long walk through the park and then I dressed him up like a basketball and dunk him. So that was awesome.

I still remember Freddie we were going through

like when people gave us all the baby clothes

and I saw one where it makes the baby look like a little football and one that makes them look like a basketball and I was like if you don't think I'm going to take pictures of holding him like a football and a basketball, then you're out of your mind.

All right, well, they are.

We got a new segment on the Dep chart podcast. We asked for questions and we got some and this way we'll answer your questions and it'll be

This will serve as a review of the Auburn game.

I know it's been talked about, written about,

at length by several on KSR.

So you want to get to the questions next?

Yeah, we'll get to the questions.

It's a good way to do it because, you know, folks, the fans have a much wider scope.

So there's some things that I think can provide some unique insight and our friend

Lucer who used to ask questions all the time on the KSR football

podcast asked as a quarterback could you explain your thoughts on Terry's intersections and Soups's comments on the blown route by the wide receiver?

Well a lot of times in those situations and plays like that the quarterback is throwing to an area and and

when you have a defender that's there that's not supposed to be there

that's not supposed to be there

because the receiver's supposed to pull him out of that window, then that could explain

what was going on with Terry's thinking process in that play as he was throwing to an area,

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