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And let's welcome in Joe Goodberry of The Athletic.

I got the chat with him here Here is part one of my conversation

with Joe. And I was actually able to get down to OTA practice last week. And a few things that

stood out to me that I wanted to run by you. And I'll be honest, the first one is the site of Cedric Obwehy playing with the first team

offensive line. And I saw him. He was on the right side. He was playing right tackle. And okay,

it's just one practice. Jake Fisher, not suiting up. That being said, I still was like,

oh, God. And it just reminded me, like, even in a perfect world, we're one injury away from seeing Cedric O'Bueh, he either on the left side or the right side of that offensive line. And I get it, Frank Pollack, he's the offensive line coach. He's supposed to fix him. I don't think he can fix Cedric's issues.

I would agree with that last point. I don't think you can fix hisedric's issues. I would agree with that last point.

I don't think you can fix his issues.

But I do think you can help his strength look better.

In his own blocking scheme where your athleticism and length really count, he has both of those.

And now he's never really been a good zone blocker or really a good guy in the second

level or in space because mentally he doesn't seem to know when and where to block

every time.

If you can help him with that mental part of the game, he can be a decent player in that.

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