Kennedy Palamalu, first question I got to ask, I see you in this hoodie every single day. What's the story behind you in the hoodie, no matter how hot it is? Oh, I don't know. I just like it. It's comfortable. Yeah, well, and if I did my research right, you were named, you were born the day that Kennedy was assassinated. That's how you got your name? Yes, I was born November 22nd, 63.

Yes. What was the story? Did your parents ever tell you the story that day?

No, they really didn't. They just said that, you know, they knew that President Kennedy was

assassinated and, and it went through the village and where I was in Samoa. And, you know,

we knew him as President Kennedy.

And then they just, they named me Kennedy after that.

That's pretty cool.

So you're playing days.

You played fullback.

Is that right?

Correct.

So you got Robbie Uts, who played tight end in college and is trying to convert to

fullback.

You know, what was the first thing you worked on with him? Stepping and causing a collision instead of catching. But you saw it on film.

He's such an athletic big guy. He can bend. He can navigate know, we always talk about looking for a fullback.

He's got to read it like the runner.

And you've got to be pretty athletic to do that.

And he does that well.

I mean, tight end not having to read the way a running back does.

So, I mean, how do you even start there with somebody who hasn't necessarily played that

position? Just continue reps. You saw a little bit, you know, in his offense that he ran into Alabama,

where he pulled on the counter. And from there, you can take it from there. But just reps. Practice is the most important thing. So that makes

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