Third quarter, 1053 left.

Again, seven seconds.

I'm going to call it the middle of late.

It's the same momentum that we're talking about. Green Bay up 10 to 6 second and go with the one. It's Emmanuel Wilson touchdown run. Nothing fancy here. I just wanted to highlight again, Matlifor, keeping things simple. 12-A's nasty Z-shift the wing once again. What we keep talking about with Christian Watson, you're going to get in here and help dig these guys out, right?

22 dives.

So we're going to get in here and help dig

these guys out, right?

22 dives.

So we're going to the right.

Pretty straightforward.

Again, they hit him at roughly the two and a half yard line, Tim.

And Emmanuel Wilson is not going to be denied, not going to be denied.

I love the play call right here.

For everyone who's complained about Matt being too conservative,

how many times have we been down in this territory and we see, you know, jet motion,

double fake, you know, back shoulder fade to the end zone and it's picked or it's tipped

or, you know, next thing you know, we're looking at fourth and goal. No BS right here. Just nothing fancy. Trust your man to make the play and he gets it done. I love it. Look who's right in the middle of the scrum, too, boys. That boy, Christian Watson. Getting in there making it happen. So, again, nothing to be. 20 pounds of muscle, right? Yeah, dude. I guess. So again, that touchdown run now obviously gives you the 17 to 6 lead. Let's fast forward. Third quarter, 1048 left. Green Bay is up 17 to 6. First and 10 at your own at their own 30 40 yard line. This is Micah Parsons first sack. We're going to go

four three under, which is a 25 front. Let me explain what that means. You'll hear me say under, and I don't talk about the numerical fronts much, but it's a teaching point here. I learned this years ago when you'd hear 25 front, 56 front, they throw out all these different fronts. What does it mean? It's real simple if you've got the cheat code for it.

And I won't go through all of them, but this is what this one in particular means. You guys know what under means now, right, playing under the formation. So when you're playing an under front, it's going to be in the 20s is the call. The Sam on the line of scrimmage is a five. Okay. So this would be a 25 front. That tells people whether you're communicating on offense or defense, 25 front means you're in an under with the Sam on the line of scrimmage. Okay, so again, a strong side of the formations up here that makes Tyron Hopper, you're Sam. He's on the line of scrimmage. You can see up here mugging,

and they're in an under front. So we would call that a 25 front. I think the play call is cover six match, okay? And what we got is quarter quarter half is what we're doing here. Again,

quarter quarter half is cover two. The other half is cover six. There is match principles involved here. You're going to notice a multitude of players that are actually going to match up and play man. If and then, if they break this threshold, we don't know what that is because we're not in the meeting room. They're going to match. Some match. Some don't because those thresholds were met. All right. So you'll see deep half on this side dropping out.

And now you've got kind of a quarter look over here, right?

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