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now here's bobby and that welcome to another episode uh listen the game's been over for like three

days but we should do a proper post-mortem of the game. So it's not really talk about the game, but talk about the things that are dead from the game. For example, does Will Campbell suck? I think that's question number one. Because I think that's... Yeah, what's your definition of suck? Man, not play good. Yeah. It it'd be indicative of how good he really is. Yes, then I would go into that category, unfortunately. He struggled throughout the playoffs. And he had injury late and came back. And I will say this, in his defense, he faced four of the best defenses, and you're always going up against their best defensive end if you're that left tackle,

but he struggled. He struggled with the power rush. He struggled with speed. I think he set an all-time record, what, 20 pressures in the NFL playoffs? Yeah, it was something like that. And gave up 10 sacks or something. I don't know about 10s. Oh, you mean in the play. I don't even the Super Bowl. Not in the Super Bowl. That would have been amazing.

If that was the case, then...

Tint sacks the Super Bowl.

Yeah. I don't know about 10. Oh, you mean in the play. In the playoffs. Not in the Super Bowl. That would have been amazing.

If that was the case, then. 10 sacks the Super Bowl. Yeah, I was talking about playoffs. I mean, it was, it was, he was on a struggle bus all playoff long. And he saw it again in the Super Bowl and Seattle Seahawks took advantage of it. How much of that, though, is injury and how much of that, though, is maybe he's just not at the speed they thought he would be at this point? Probably a little bit of both. I mean, any time you come back for injury, and I don't know what exactly he was dealing with in his ailments, so I couldn't speak to that. But at the same time, he had struggles throughout this course of this season.

You would love to see that develop and continue to build steam to where he's developed at the end of the season and playing his best football.

That didn't happen because of the setback, I believe, with the injury.

But at the end of the day, there was not enough consistency at all throughout the season.

And so they have to take a hard look at him at left tackle if maybe it's a positional

movement where he goes inside and plays guard because one of the biggest complaints about him

coming out was the length of his arms and this, that, and the other.

But to me, it's a major concern because you've got a guy like Drake May that is so talented, you've got to be able to protect them, especially with that position. So would the proper demotion be, though, from left tackle to right tackle, then inside? Potentially. But their right tackle, and I'm also a rookie. Also a rookie? Right, Kevin? Or is it the other guard? Left guard, yeah. Left tackle. Also a rookie.

Also a rookie? Right, Kevin? Or did the other guard? Left guard, yeah. Left guard. Morgan Moses is right tackle. Yeah, Morgan Moses played well. He played well this season for the most part. And so, yes, normally you're saying if you're not working out a left tackle, let's switch him to right tackle. Maybe he doesn't face as dominant as defenders. But nowadays, with the versatility of these defensive linemen, they move all around and they're going to try to create a matchup. So you can't hide him somewhere. You have to find, excuse me,

it makes me cry. He's crying. You have to find a position that works for him because you

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