All right, so let's move along to, again, we kind of look at Will Levis's, let's look at his throw chart here, just a touch too. And I want to get to Christian Watson. He made a comment that was really exciting. We're kind of all over the joint right now, but that's all right. So this was his throw chart. You see, I love these charts. So you can see he's success last week against the Jets was all on the

right side of the field. He could do nothing to his left. Oh, by the way, when he fumbled, you know,

the infamous screenshot of him hovering in the air with the ball loose, he was trying to scramble left.

You guys remember the interception I showed you last night against the Chicago Bears. Guess what? That

happened scrambling to his left. So I feel like the key will be try to lock down the right

side of the field and force him to go left. Remember the deep interception that came on the left side

of the field. Same thing with the run charts that we always sit on and go, okay, where are they, where are they having the most success out in the run? Let's try to steal a gap or at least a half a gap on that side of the line of scrimmage. And then, same thing with the quarterbacks. We said it last week, if you guys were remember it. I know me and Emilio talked about it a lot. Anthony Richardson, don't let him have the deep pass.

Make him play with touch, right?

And he loves to throw to the left side of the field, be looking for it.

Where did Xavier McKinney get his interception?

Intermediate pass, left side of the field.

And you have bodies everywhere.

He was covered underneath.

X just kind of stepped back, took a pick, and went with it. So with Levis early on, it feels like you want to try to take away the front side of the play from him being a right-in-a-quarterback, make him play to the left side of the hash, and also try to get him flushed out to the left, because that's where he really makes mistakes. That's kind of my early take on it.

You guys got anything to add to that, go right ahead.

I was just going to say that Rashon, Gary, like I just talked about, going against Nicholas Petit Fierre, I believe it was his name at right tackle, should probably hinder what he likes to do here, which is clearly going to that right side. So if Gary can get there and I've noticed a lot of this Tim, you can tell me if I'm wrong, but Gary, I feel like has taught some of the younger kids that

if they can't get there, put your hands up. I was always told that as a defensive lineman because

you never know, like it really does affect the trajectory, the ability of that quarterback.

Absolutely. So what do you think about the possibility of gary just lighting a bomb

on that right side yeah i'd love to see it like i said put them in the wide nines and um you know

let's get after them but i also think it's going to be a delicate dance too because you know if we can

uh like clayton was saying can we get home with four you know maybe we don't have to go super blitz heavy, super pressure heavy, and let this kid stand in the pocket and, you know, think he's going to pick us apart. But, you know, we've got some ball hawks in that secondary. So whether he's in that pocket or he's flush from the pocket. You know, this could be one of those things where if he

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