Yeah, I mean, I think mentality and the aggression is, you know, 90% of the game. I think you need to have that to impose your will on, you know, other players and wear them down throughout the game. You're not going to win the game after one play, so I think it's important to, again, wear down players. And this is something I've, you know, had my entire life, that mentality. I play with the switch, you know, on the field.

I mean, you see, you check out the film, that's how I play.

Hey, yo, what is up, Dahl Fans, and welcome to the Draft Time podcast on today's show. There were 13 picks over the weekend, so we are still in draft mode. We had our final day of Media Vails with the class of 13, so we're going to unload the highlights with at least one soundbite. I've got 19 in total from each player here, and what I'm calling, Sound bite,

Roundup!

Sound bite!

Roundup!

Let's go!

Megan Garfish first down!

It's ridiculous how long it took me to produce that Soundbite roundup clip.

Let's go ahead and start this thing with Caden Proctor,

who was asked about his power in the running game and his mindset to get downhill.

You heard that quote off the top.

That was Will Casmeric talking about his mindset in the running game.

I thought it was a pretty good across-the-board descriptor of this class and what they're

made of and Caden Proctor is no exception in that regard.

That's O- line play, bro.

It's physical. It's physicality. You're trying to put the man on the ground, man, man against his will. Like, that's my favorite part about the game. And I know that, you know, we're going to run the shot at the ball, man. We're going to do that thing, man. And I can't wait to go in there and build relationships with my teammates and just have fun and just sit down and learn and just be a student in the game. And I've referred to this a few times on the show over the last couple of days. I asked him what's more fun to you driving a defensive lineman off the football downhill or getting out in space and hitting a big block on the perimeter.

And he's going to talk about the pinpole concept here. And I've displayed this on an episode of Dolphins HQ talking about Devon H&S success on pinpole.

So you'd love to hear something like this from your 12th overall first round draft pick.

I would say both equally.

I would say I would say driving somebody off the ball because the ball because you got to drive them a little longer.

And you know that you're, I would say, for instance, maybe you're blocking down on a four-eye.

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