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Jim Zip Murph says in the Patreon group, if they decide to have Jordan rest for one more game,

do you think we can duplicate the results of the past week?

Also, do you all think that Malik played enough for them to know

his tendencies? Practice reps are one thing, but game reps or another. I don't think so, Murph. I really

don't. You know, he, again, the concept we've seen was we've seen the flood, the F. Sipper flood

concept. We've seen a little slot cross with a check down underneath with a leak to Tucker Kraft. Like there was, I don't think if Malik Willis goes out there and plays, I don't think the Totten's seen anything from a Packers game plan's perspective with him in the lineup. Like, we need to key in on this, right, other than stop the run. Here's the other thing, though. The Totons know Malik Willis better than anyone. Right. He's been on their roster forever. So that is another kind of given second. Do you think Matt would open up the playbook a little more if, in fact, Malik does play this week? Second week in a row, do you think he's got a little bit more to cook with? And see, that's the part of the practice we don't see, right? We don't see the walkthroughs. We don't see what they're doing specifically game plan-wise. They kick the media out for that. So we don't know behind the scenes, guys, what could be happening is Malik Willis could be taking all the walk-through reps and they're prepping him to start. And then Jordan might not even be in the plan to start. That could be the smoke screen we're talking about. And if that's the case, Tim, yeah, I think they're probably throwing some more layers on. If Jordan's taking the walk-through reps and all that stuff and kind of the 11-on-11 stuff, and not necessarily the full 11-on-11 because obviously he's limited, if he's not taking those or if he is taking those, then maybe Malik Willis isn't going to get a little more in depth with it. You know what I'm saying?

Other than just taking those, or if he is taking those, then maybe Malik Willis isn't going to get a little more in depth with it. You know what I'm saying? Other than just taking those mental reps watching Jordan. But Dave Colvin in the Patreon group says, do you think the D-Lines lower PFF grade and lack of sacks is a reflection of the game plan to play contain on the two mobile quarterbacks played the last two weeks? I think it was effective and believe this coming week will show more of the potential

playing against a more traditional style quarterback.

This leads to the second question, are you predicting a step up in stats and grades

this coming week in the D-line?

I could see it, Dave, but I've already watched the Totten's first two games on all 22,

and I went through and kind of combed through all of Will Levis's snaps.

Will Levis is a very mobile quarterback.

He's as athletic as any quarterback in the league just about it, aside from the top-tier guys, right?

Like you're Lamar Jackson's.

You're Malik Willis, who, by the way, was clocked as the fastest quarterback in the league last week at over 19 miles an hour. Yeah. That quarterback, that quarterback

girl, he was clocked at 19, I think it was like 19 and a half miles an hour, fastest quarterback

clock last week. So outside of that top tier, Malik Willis can move. I'm sorry, Will Levis can move. But based off of the tape that I've seen, now he's antsy in the pocket, and rightfully so he's got some pressure in his lap most of the time. But he's not really looking to sprint out of the pocket. He's just trying to create those secondary windows. And boy, has he screwed the pooch in the first couple weeks? I'm telling you. I don't know if you guys seen the video. I should pull it up, man, where he goes over to the sideline after fumbling that ball that last game. And the coach literally on the TV copy says, what the F are you doing? That's what he said. And then you've seen you've seen Levis just pull his helmet down over his eyes. And then in the presser, they said, you know, what, what was it? What was it that you said to Levis on that phone? He said, I'm pretty sure everybody's seen exactly what I said to it. And he wasn't, he wasn't sugarcoating it, bro. So you know what he said? Edit D's. How about that. So let's see. Let's hit this United.

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