Just always trying to, you know, it's his responsibility to know what to do and when he steps in the huddle, he's done a great job of that, but also being conscious of he's a rookie, he's got a lot going on, he's playing both ways, trying to help him as much as I can with little reminders or different things with formations or concepts or whatever.

Just trying to give

him reminders so it's not, hey, you're on your own, pal, figure it out. And he's done a good job

of knowing it. But as much as we can help him out, I think that is important. Two-way player,

your attention is diluted, your time is split.

And as Jason Garrett told us a few weeks back, Troy Aikman, when Deion Sanders is playing

offense, look, I'm not telling him what the play is, what he needs to do every time we break

the huddle.

So Trevor Lawrence seems to be a little more willing to help Travis Hunter in that regard,

maybe because Travis Hunter can be a major

force on an offense and has Brian Thomas Jr. And we'll see. We'll see how it goes. He has listed,

Hunter is, as starting receiver and backup corner on the depth chart. And it's funny because

before the combine, most believed he was going to be corner first, receiver second.

Once Andrew Barry, the Browns, GM came out and said, we view him as a receiver first,

that changed everyone's view, at least publicly.

And teams were regarding him as a receiver, primarily as a receiver and a contributor on defense.

And when Liam Cohen said a couple of weeks ago, he told Rich Eisen, he thinks Hunter could win offensive and defensive rookie year. That tells you they plan to use them enough to win both on each side of the ball. Right. Yeah, they're going to use them. They're going to use them. But it's going to be more offense, right? You're not going to justify trading up to pick number two and trading away quarterback assets,

right? By going, well, he looked, hey, look, everybody, we traded up. He dropped into zone

coverage really good today on third downs and made a few tackles. That's why we traded up.

The tackles in the zone coverage. Yep. No, they traded up because they're got 90 balls

and all these highlights after the catch and breaking people's ankles and doing that it up because they're got 90 balls and all these highlights after the catch

and breaking people's ankles and doing that.

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