Welcome back, everybody, to another edition of Irish Illustrated ISO. I am Tim Priester of Irish

Illustrated. And late last week, we had the opportunity to sit down with Mike Denbrock,

Nordames's offensive coordinator, Chris Ash, Norrame's defensive coordinator. And I know we've

talked about this, Tim O'Malley and Pete Sampson, had an Irish Illustrated Insider

podcast on Monday, and they talked a lot about, a lot about what was said, and we've gone

over this and written about it, but I still feel like there's some finer points that need to be

made, especially as it relates to Mike Denbrock and him talking about the offense, some of the things he said about

wide receiver. I know that you guys have heard this, but I wanted to give my perspective on a little bit

and see if we can put a finer point on it. And, you know, Denbrock talked about immediately when we

interviewed him, we jumped right into, you know, year one, what he was trying to accomplish and how

things are different in year two. And he talked about year one, what he was trying to accomplish and how things are different in

year two. And he talked about year one about just trying to find out who that offense,

who they could be, what the scheme would be exactly, and if they could be competitive in all

phases of the game, of course, running it and throwing it on all the nuances that go with both

aspects of that game. Now, it's year two, and I can relate to a lot of these things, and I'll get

into that in a little bit. But, you know, he talked about drilling down on the details and focusing

in on specific situations and being very specific with stances and fundamentals.

And we hear these things all the time, both as members of the media and fans.

And it's like, yeah, it's coach speak, it's coach speak.

But there's a lot to it.

And one of the comments that he made, you know, now that they're in year two of this,

is that as he looked back on year one, he said there were details missing all over the tape.

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