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That's right another week, and we are talking O-Line play as the Eagle Eye in the Sky podcast fueled by Gatorade continues.

I'm Fran Duffy, and I think we've got a great show for you here on episode number 184. At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk where I chat with a really important person in today's show, and that's Duke Mannyweather, an offensive line developer and a tutor who works with players all around the NFL, college football, high school, all three levels of the game, and we're down here, as I'm actually recording this from the star in Frisco, Texas. And we're at the Offensive Line Mastermind Summit. And it's run by Duke and a ton of great offensive linemen from around the NFL here in attendance, including Lane Johnson and Brandon Brooks. But we're going to talk with Duke all about offensive line play. We'll talk about this event and developing players at the

NFL level. Let's get to that chat now in Chalk Talk.

Let's get down to business. It's time for Chalk Talk.

We'll join here now by Duke Maniweather, and we're down here in Frisco, Texas.

Duke, tell us about the O-Line Mastermind Summit. Just take us to the entire event. I think this is the third year that you guys have been kind of doing it officially, right? Really officially the second year. The second year, okay. But third year, kind of with the concept. The first year we did it, it was just a Saturday morning thing that we would do weekly with a group of five or ten of us doing extended mobility and things of that nature, and then talking about ideas and best practices. But last year, really what it came from is I was watching NFL 100, and Lane came on, Lane Johnson came on, and talked about how we need to all get in a room and figure out how to stop these guys.

These guys is he was referring to NFL pass rushers and detackles and D-Ns.

So I immediately, I had trained Lane in 2013 and 14, so I immediately got on the phone with Lane.

I said, Lane, I just heard you say this. He's like, yeah.

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