Take a Man Podcast wrapping up here on a mailbag edition of the show. Craig Hoffman here,

Logan Paulson there. And this one, this one actually a YouTube comment. Logan, we got a

request in the comments. And I think it's an interesting one to talk about. Spaffron 4285 says,

can you guys explain how you think confidence can affect a D-Lyman like Kinla?

But I think of confidence being a factor.

I usually think about the cornerback and wide receiver, but how can confidence play a role in other positions like D-Line?

I mean, shoot, it's like, it's like one of the sneakiest things in sports, I think, you know, like you talk about it for, you know, receivers dropping balls, DBs when they, you know, play the ball well.

Offensive linemen, too.

Like, I've seen that.

Like, that's been interesting.

I've had interesting conversations with guys that, you know, are Boroughlin Hall of Famers who say, like, man, I just was not confident on this rep.

Wasn't confident with my hands.

And so I think it's an extremely important factor.

Like, it's kind of silly.

It's like, are you, in a way, it's silly.

And I'm not saying the question silly, but like people don't think about it.

You know, like when the pitcher gets the yips, it's not like that they forgot how to pitch.

It's like they're not confident.

Like that's really what it is. That's why you got all these sports psychologists to kind of help people find this basic confidence. So like with a guy like Kinlaw, like if I get to line of scrimmage and

I'm like, I know I can beat this dude. I know I've got the trick in the bag or my boy can't stop my bull rush like i don't care if he can stop your bull rush like

you're going to hit it with a confidence and a ferocity and a tenacity that's going to put that

to do on his butt and like that's and maybe he gets you twice on the third time you're going to get

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