Yes, it's possible to make a tackle while also going after the football.

But it's hard.

Not many teams do it.

The one that you follow, one of them has to give.

Good morning to you.

Good.

Tuesday morning, I'm Dan Kovych of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

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that you found this. A couple more players made it to the Southside facility back home.

I'm in Denver covering hockey. Chris Hallick, our beat reporter, was over there covering

for D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

Both of them were defensive guys. Sebastian Joseph Day, the defensive tackle.

Jekwan Brisker, the versatile safety, who's from Monroeville and Gateway High School, my alma mater.

This was what Bristker had to say about how to label what kind of safety he is,

which really isn't easy, as I've been mentioning with some regularity since his acquisition.

Good stuff here from Brisker on that subject.

Yeah, I'll say that.

But I could say I could do a lot more than what I did after rounds.

I think that was just an opportunity that just came to me,

just me being a running ball,

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