We've got a super chat here from Tron.

Clay, which rook this year has the biggest impact?

Man, the one I keep coming back to, Sean, if you're talking defense specifically,

if I had to pick one on each side of the ball, let's do that.

And I'll be real brief and we'll get back to the practice breakdown.

If I had to pick one on each side of the ball, on defense,

Nazir Stackhouse is getting a lot of love.

But I'm telling you, man, with how heavy our rotation is at edge,

if they get Barron Sorrell on the field,

I'm kind of leaning toward Baron Sorrel.

So on defense, I would say,

let's really watch Baron Sorrel in preseason and see, really it comes down to that, Baron Sorrel. So on defense, I would say let's really watch Baron Sorrell in preseason

and see, really it comes down to that, Baron Sorrel and Deir Stackhouse. Those are the two I

want to have my eyes on in the preseason, right? On offense, it's Matthew Golden. Now, how much

will we see him in the preseason? I don't know. But on offense, it's Matthew Golden and probably Savion, to be

honest with you. I know it's kind of an easy, you know, low fruit answer, I guess you could say.

But Savian, if he's healthy, I wouldn't be surprised if Savian ends up being a better player than Matthew Golden. Like, because the reason I say this, because when you turn on the college tape with Savian, that ain't a knock against Golden at all. If you guys watch this show consistently, you know I love Matthew Goldman. I haven't seen a rookie wider seeer coming to camp and do what he did. But when you look at Sabian, they asked him to play

Wildcat quarterback at TCU. They asked him to play running back. They asked him to play wing.

They asked him to play X. They put him in the slot. But you didn't really see an opportunity where

he was just playing receiver predominantly. And I know the Packers aren't going to do that either.

But I say that because he's not been trained up properly to play wide receiver or slot, right? Now he's got an NFL coaching staff with their

hands on him teaching him how to be a receiver. And oh, along the way, let's line his big 222

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