All right. Up next, we're in the Jaguars game now. So now let's see where he's lined up. Tim. Let's identify the tied in. I don't see a tied in on the field. To me, this looks like it might be 10 personnel.

Well, it's no regime. They might have a tight end on the field this year. You never know.

Du ball.

I can't tell. That might be a tie. It might be a hybrid tied in right there.

Regardless, they're kind of using him like the tied in.

So if that's the tied in, that would make Eric Wilson the mock and that make Edgerman Cooper the wheel.

We've seen him in the will position twice now with, I think Coach Carter, if I'm saying it right, an amoeba mug by Cooper, where he was lined up in what we call a Joker's stance. He was technically the will, even though he's lined up in a zero tech on a line of scrimmages, didn't have his hand in the dirt. On this particular play, the other one we've seen will, he fired, right, on a scrape blitz. Here he is in the wheel again, and guess what, Tim? When they put him in the wheel, he's firing, right? Now, this is what's awesome. It looks like he's blocked, right? Good protection. Watch him keep fighting, keep fighting, keep fighting. And then bang, punch the ball out. Shout out to Devante Wyatt, too, with the hockey check right here.

Watch Wyatt. Hustle, hustle, hustle, hustle. Get out of here, boy.

And again, this is one of those motor plays. Edgrian Cooper last year played at about

225 pounds, 220, something like that last i heard right what's your bulldoz

number 65 is the center he just dogwalks 65 look at that now cooper's 240 pounds boys you think

they ain't going to rush him a little bit this year on 240 pounds he's in fred warter territory now

look at fabio here

i mean he didn't he didn't see uh he didn't see coop until the last second that's why he had nowhere

to go he was still looking downfield and uh like you said just great job by cooper fighting through

fight fight fighting through a hold honestly at the end there because he was beat.

It's incredible.

And Chuck Jagger's ass was that a horse collar on that last tackle?

My understanding of the horse collar rule is you've got to pull them down in the back, back towards the angles.

So he just kind of grabbed him by the collar and swung him around.

So I don't think it would be, although I wouldn't be surprised if that does get flagged from Tom Tom. Coach Lynn said that's a 225 pound quarterback. He just got on the ground, not easy to do at all. I don't know if he's talking about Stafford or our boy Trevor Lawrence. Trevor Lawrence is a big old boy too. I think he's like six five or something. Yeah, Trevor Lawrence built like a tight end. Yeah. Yeah. Cooper, though, him smacking that ball out, guys. That's so intentional.

Watch him punch.

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