Wide receivers.

Starting with Mike Brown, we got to see, you know, a little bit of the position drills on over on the sideline.

I didn't think there was anything necessarily that jumped out at me at that point.

I don't know.

What did you think?

I did.

I loved it.

It was everything, like, he is a receiver.

He's a coach's coached coached receivers.

And as you know, Sean, that's kind of my baby. Obviously, I played quarterback and a lot more than I played receiver, but most of my career was spent

coaching receivers. And one of my criticisms of Chancy Stucky and to a degree, Del Alexander was,

like, Chancy Stuckie's first fall camp, I thought was good. I thought he focused on like real,

like, good receiver drills.

But then in year two, he starts doing a lot of these, these like jumping off of one foot.

Experimental. Yeah. Yeah, it's like you look at it and I'm thinking as a receivers coach,

I'm like, I don't know how that applies to being a route runner. Like, you know, there's some things

you're going to do that are funky. Like there there's some drills where, like, a linebacker's coach will have the guy start on the

ground and they got to jump up and chase.

Like, well, how's that practical?

Okay, you get cut, right?

You get knocked down.

You slip and fall.

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