Egram Smith, Bud Elliott, back again to do another episode of the Nolcast.

Have Chuck Blunt with us as well to give his insight in some of the particular numbers and his unique view of sports and give some great historical references to how this offense is operated in the past and how they've used the

pieces. So Chuck, appreciate you joining us. Again, as always, we'll thank our sponsors at the top

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Okay.

So off the top, well, new scheme, Gus Malzon comes in, much more run focused, a guy with a pretty good track record of successfully rushing the ball when he has like at least equal or better talent.

Sometimes even in the underdog role is found a way to do so pretty good job of creating angles so you don't

have to necessarily rely on linemen who you can just go out and just bully people which you know

maybe you have a couple of those this year we'll talk about that in the office line preview maybe

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