For those of you listening on the pod,

welcome in the hour two. Let's get it, gents. Dept chart defense. I don't know if we're going to have time to chop. People are going to be mad at me. Maybe we can fly through this and then we'll have time to do it. Let's hope. All right. So here is the newest, latest, more improved depth chart from our lads. Let's start in the middle with the big boys defensive tackle okay they got kittie clark at the nose devante white is the defensive

tackle you guys know there's going to be two on the field there right whether you're in a

four three base or your nickel four to five so kentie clart devonte white they've actually

got nazir stack house as your backup nose tackle. Carl Brooks is the

backup defensive tackle. Then after that, it's Warren Brinson, Kobe Wooden, and then Keith

Randolph and James Esther. I want to get your all's take on this, Tim. I know you're going to have

to hop off here in a minute probably. Let me start with you in case you have to go after this

segment.

Defense to tackle, Kenny and Devante, do you feel like it's Nas?

Nas is definitely the backup nose tackle because last year,

Carl Brooks surprisingly played a little nose as the backup when T.J.

Slaten wasn't available.

Well, when it comes to Nas and Carl Brooks, you use this statement every time.

Vic.

So I do think there's some truth to that, though, in all seriousness.

You know, we talked about the void in the run fits, especially on the nose or the three sometimes, you know, losing T.J. Slayton.

So when I see Big Nas Stackhouse out there, it does. He looks the part. And they just got to

polish him up a little bit. I really believe that he could be that guy.

Yeah, and Warren Brinson, that's what's surprising to me is,

is our lads having Stackhouse over Warren Brinson with Warren Brinson being that draft pick, obviously.

Yeah, and Brinson's looked good too.

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