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Welcome into the OBR film Breakdown, your host, Jake Burns.

We've got a good show for you guys today, maybe even a great show.

An interview I think you're going to really like with a player, a rookie on the Cleveland Browns, Isaiah Thomas. That's coming up here in a little bit. Other pieces of information that have come out over the recent days, I just wanted to make note of. One key thing I've noticed when I watch videos, like a lot of people watch OTA clips, things like that, just for the pure enjoyment of it. You're normal. That's fine.

I watch them to see what I can understand schematically, personnel-wise. Some people do this.

It's okay. You know, I think more people than just myself. But I always try to key in on things.

And one thing I noticed was that today during a quarterback session, Deshaun Watson was working a play action boot concept.

But from what looked to me like pretty decipherable, a shotgun, but not shotgun, actually a pistol look.

So kind of that tight look, if you're not familiar with what pistol look is, it's the back behind the quarterback.

And the quarterback's in a condensed shotgun look about three, three and a half yards behind the center.

Provide some flexibility.

I think it'll be a really interesting thing because it can give the Brown's chances to put two backs in the backfield.

It can give them a ton of RPO options.

It can give them a lot of play action stuff.

They love boot concepts and their tight boot concepts

where they're play actioning and sort of moving in the pocket

from that play action vertically instead of horizontally.

They can work the quarterback laterally.

And like I said, they can still do their power counter game,

their wide zone game, and everything off of it mixed in with that RPO stuff.

So I do expect Cleveland to be in

Pistol a lot. They can still do their quick passing game. The only difference is from under center,

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