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We got Bysol today, and Garrett Medford is getting us kicked off here in part two.

A trio set of Graham, Faison, Porter, and Great House to the field with the Y unattached into the boundary would be a really fun way to force teams out of a traditional two high shells

i'm going to sell that because you're talking about two high shells i don't think that's going to be something that gets teams out of a

shell of too high because team there's so much you can do out of showing too high you can do any

you can rob roll do whatever you need to do out of two high shells i don't i don't think that's the case

at all and if anything i i think there's merit to staying that way,

because then you can rob that field safety down,

roll that boundary safety,

and then still be one-on-one with whoever you think can cover that tight end.

If you're struggling with your Y unattached into the boundary,

and it's a tough matchup for a team.

That's even going to give them more reason to stay in cover too high shell.

So, no, I don't agree with that premise based on, no, I just, I don't.

Teams are going to still stay there.

Now, could they play less too high post-nap?

Sure, that could result in that.

But like in your previous question, you talked about this is going to lead to teams playing

more cover two. And now you're kind of going the opposite direction here with your submission.

So I agreed with your previous submission of it is something it can lead to more cover two.

So I'm obviously going to sell your submission two spots later that says it's going to force

them out of it. What's going to force teams out of, you know, playing traditional two high shells

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