Igram Smith, Bud Elliott, back again for another episode of the Nolcast, doing our position preview series, joined by our friend Chuck Blunt.

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Madso. We'll point you to their social media. They've got it looks like a little bit of a different

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That is helpful, too. It's a little more of a party crowd late night, obviously, and had a really great place to bring kids during the day. So awesome. Let's get into this receiver preview. Well, receiver and tied, and we're going to lump these together. Everybody who catches passes, not the running backs aren't allowed to, but we do want to keep these.

I'd say bingeable is the word, right? Like if you are a Noel fan who checks out in the offseason, we know a good number of you do, and I don't really blame you after last offseason,

to be honest. There's a lot to catch up on and I'm more optimistic about this team than how

last year's team finished. Let's go ahead and get into this.

So how do we think receiver is going to be utilized differently in this Gus Malzahn offense?

To me, when I started thinking about this, what does our play action, non-play action, breakdown look like?

How many, I don't want to say real routes, non-real routes, but like how often is

a receiver in this offense truly going to be asked to get himself open versus like, you know,

screens, RPO stuff, and hard play action where there's something else maybe, you know,

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