This is Irish O'Fell for more chance.

Coach, how you doing? Good, brother. How are you? I'm good. Hey, Coach Norvell mentioned that Jordan kind of guys limited to hit him a little bit, just to see the younger quarterbacks. How did Jordan look when he was in there? And then if you could just kind of give an overview of the younger guys. Jones had a really good camp.

You know, he's been consistent.

So, you know, we want to kind of, we knew what he's been. He's put the work in. So we want to kind of let those younger guys roll with those old groups, let them operate with the wide O line of running backs. I thought those young guys, man, showed a lot. You know, I thought, you know, I thought tape was boys.

I thought AJ made good decisions.

You know, we didn't have many of the negatives that we had in Scrimmage once.

So I thought, you know, I thought Tate was boys. I thought AJ made good decisions. You know, we didn't have many of the negatives that we had in scrimmage once. So I thought those guys, you know, showed their understanding and their confidence in the offense. Next to me, Kurt Weiler from the Ossitoa. George Sherville talked about Johnny and a few plays he had again tonight. I know that's kind of been a theme of late. He's definitely been stringing together some good days. Coach Dugan talked about how hard he's been on Johnny. I guess what have you seen from him that's really pushed him to kind of, it seems like, play at a more consistent level this preseason? Johnny shows a lot of toughness. That's what I like about Johnny. When I see it in his face, you know, he's a very mild manner, cool guy, but when he's on the field, he shows toughness and blocking and route running and the violence that he plays with. So I think he wants that toughness. Like if we're coaching him in the kind of way, he'd be disappointed. He likes the rough coach in any phase, the correction at the time. So I think that's unlocking his potential.

You know, he's putting to these kind of streams and some days together where he's operating the way he needs to operate. And I've been proud of his work. And I've really been proud of looking that he has when he's out there to focus, the sideline, the detail, he's doing a good job.

So be Chris Ney from those 247.

Hey, Al, good evening.

What kind of identity would you say this offense has formed this preseason,

especially all this past week when you guys kind of put him through a lot of things?

Yeah, I mean, two words come to mind is just unity and toughness.

You know, I think they're playing together.

You know, they're supporting each other, even on the bad plays. You know, it's easy. You know, you're going to a scrimmage, you know, it's either touchdown, everybody's sad. But I think what they're doing is they're supporting each other through the mistakes, through the positive plays, through the correction. So they're knowing their, their, their teammates corrections. like hey i saw you messed up last time. Now I see you corrected.

So what I like is the support and just the toughness, man.

I mean, those backs are running hard.

I mean, the receivers are really running.

I like the toughness that there's playing.

Even on the back end, it's been coming from camp.

It's been pleasing to see.

Go back to Ira.

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