He's feeling it and giving us a spark.

We might lean on that a little bit longer.

But I think we've got a really good room.

It's Ben Johnson talking about how to divvy up snaps

and whether you do go with the hot hand or does it matter who you play in some of these situations.

Speeks, you said something that Olin brought up, kind of sparked your brain on this topic.

What was it?

It was the idea of running the same plays for Kyle Menongai or D'Andre Swift.

Oh, like Olin was saying it was Cedric Benson and Thomas Jones.

Right.

And, like, I believe the Lions have done and still do for David Montgomery and Jemir Gibbs.

There's this idea that like, well, one's fast and one is more sturdy.

So this guy runs inside zone and that guy runs outside zone.

David Montgomery is actually pretty quick too.

He doesn't have the, like you're not expecting him to hit on an 80-yard touchdown like

Jemir Gibbs does, but he's not like some plotting fullback that happens to be a tailback.

He can get to the edge if the edge is there.

Kyle Munungai on an outside zone play gave you 39 yards last week.

He can get to the edge and get back to the middle and make a cut.

So I thought it was fascinating that Olin said they would run the same stuff for Benson,

Cedric Benson, and Thomas Jones, but they ran it different ways.

Yeah, Thomas would see it differently than Cedric would.

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