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Hello and welcome to my podcast.

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See if you're watching on YouTube, hit that like button, hit that subscribe button. You can find us there as part of Empire Media, AMP, IRE. Always much appreciated when you tune in. Don't forget, you can read my work on ESPN.com. Have a story up now about something I'm going to talk about in a minute, which is Cliff Kingsbury on the offense.

And he didn't say, he didn't use the word frustrated, but clearly he's an offensive coordinator. There has to be a level of frustration, which came across about all the guys missing,

including their top receiver and how that impacts the offense and what it might look like early in the season.

Anyways, I get to that in a minute. But one thing to keep in mind, the John Combeport is presented

by AAA. Let's start with Cliff Kingsbury. I'm not going to use a word. He did not use a word

frustrated, but I think it's the first real sign of like, hey, this offense isn't going to look a

certain way until all these

guys are back on the field kind of obvious i've been talking about that like this is one reason

it's not just terry mcclore missing it goes beyond that but he knows that they're not going to

look great until all these guys are back on the field and that's one of the things that came through for Kingsbury. He said, like, you know, basically, in a nutshell, he said when you're missing your top two outside receivers, meaning McClure and Noah Brown, your top two guards, meaning Brandon Coleman and Sam Cosme, it's going to be a work in progress. They need to get those guys back on the field to start jelling as an

offense and then you can start to progress. But it's not going to happen until you're on the field

and they have three weeks to do it. That's the level of concern. So it goes beyond McCorn.

But again, I'm certainly going to talk about him. Coleman hasn't practiced since August 2nd.

All we know is it's a lower leg.

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