Final segment of the night, Brian, and this is a new segment for us, and we decided since we kind of covered everything pretty well in the post game

show, we wanted to do something a little bit different tonight.

And one of the things that the rewatching of the film allows us to really kind of hone in on

is the line play.

And specifically when we're watching offense, it's the offensive line play.

And we're able to kind of pay a little bit more attention to what each guy is doing,

how they're doing, their footwork, and all those things that are really difficult to see live

when you're at a game, obviously.

And then also even when you're watching the TV copy live.

And really study what we know they're playing line games,

but what exactly were the line games they were playing?

It's, yeah, yeah.

All of it.

Yeah, all that stuff that's happening in the trenches is really hard to watch

and watch a game for what it is, right?

And where the football's going and things of that nature.

And so that's one of the things that we do. And so we decided that

instead of kind of rehashing some of the things that we talked about on the postgame show,

let's talk about the offensive line and really break down how the offensive line did. And

this is a bit of a new look offensive line this game with Billy Schroath moving back into the starting lineup, but in a new

position over at left guard. And what did that look like? And, you know, how did the play calling

of Mike Denbrock affect things for the offensive line? I think they definitely did. And, you know,

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