Ben Standings with us every Monday and Friday. No game this week, but that doesn't mean that we're not going to talk to Ben.

We get a lot to talk about. You wrote in your substack column that Dan Quinn is signaling a post-by youth movement, meaning playing younger players.

You kind of discuss that sort of as, you know, working in both. Trying to. by youth movement, meaning playing younger players.

You kind of discuss that sort of as, you know, working in both,

trying to win games, but also giving some nod to the future with them being, for the most part, out of it.

So how does that manifest itself on the field?

Who do we see more of?

Yeah, and I guess, you know, just for the distinction of it,

when he's been asked, you know, during earlier parts of this losing street,

hey, you're going to start looking towards the kids.

He's like, no, no, we're focused on the next game and the win and all that.

And this past, after Monday after this last game,

I asked him something similar and he said,

yeah, you know, we're still about,

you know, trying to win, but we've got to,

you know, there's these two paths and I've got to focus on both.

So that, to me, was an acknowledgement of that.

I think that's the question, though, Kevin,

because like two of the more obvious ones

involve Bobby Wagner, Jordan McGee and Zachert, Ben, Senate. Those two guys, the older vets,

you know, obviously huge last year, very key for, you know, for what this new regime has

been trying to accomplish in terms of changing the mindset and the culture

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