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Flying solo as of right now this morning as we get ready and geared up for the matchup tomorrow between the Green Bay Packers and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

We're going to cover a lot of information this morning.

Got some great chatter here in the comments section as well.

We're going to hit on a few of those.

So I'll do my best to keep up with it like you guys always hear me say when we're flying solo.

It's a little more difficult to keep up with the chat just so there's no dead air for those who are listening on the podcast. But first things first. So let's go to the chat real quick. You guys would confirm that you can hear me okay. Usually I have the guys do that. So make sure that I don't see anybody saying Clayton, you knucklehead, you're muted. So we should be good. Let's go to the chat. Let's see Jarrell Lee.

Obviously become a member here of the PTA Posse on YouTube. Appreciate you, Jarrell.

Thanks for hanging out this morning. Super chat from Jarrell. Eric Tackle for Lost screen was amazing.

Quay don't make that. He's talking about the Eric Wilson diagnosing the screen pass. And it took me a minute, Jarell, because it happened so early in the game. Like I think it was in the first half, right before halftime, actually, as you're closing in on the middle eight. And yeah, it was a hell of a play. And I actually pulled it up here. Like I said, it took me a second. Immediately I thought you were talking about the sweet play that they ran, right, where it was actually Edron Cooper that blew up the lead blocker. I thought you were referring to that at Spurs. And then when I come back there, I'm like, oh, that's right. He did diagnose a screen pass. So we got it for you right here.

This came second quarter, 524 left. It was a second and 10 play at Green Bay's 32-yard line.

So they were marching here. It ends up being a two-yard loss. We're in a nickel 425 here.

You can see if I can get my cursor on the screen here. So there's your four down linemen,

your two linebackers here, right? And Eric Wilson, let's see if we can identify exactly what

position he's playing. You're tied in, you're strong right here. So that would make him the

weak side backer with two backers on the field. So he's actually playing willbacker. And this play

is really cool because they're going to run kind of a cross screen. You know, typically screens like slip screens, you'll have these guys jump out here on the running back side. He is T weak or T left. Instead, they're going to wait, and he's going to cut across the quarterback on a screen on this side. It really, it's a, it's a. It really is. But I want you to key in on Eric Wilson. They're going to do a little bit of motion

and go to a tray-right look, which is kind of a bunch tray-write. So right here, everything's looking like it's setting up as a pass, right? You see Eric Wilson's kind of fading back in his zone. and to me this looked like it was probably cover two.

It could have been cover six and they might have been disguising you to touch.

But if you'll notice Eric Wilson right there, no. And to me, this looked like it was probably cover two. It could have been cover six, and they might have been disguising you to touch.

But if you'll notice Eric Wilson right there, no hesitation. I mean, we'll try to put it on loop here a little bit for you guys and gals. Look at that. Just as soon as he sees, he's reading the offensive line. As soon as he sees 70 come out, it's game on, baby. and again, he's supposed to be in a drop zone there.

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