Welcome to this week 10 Thursday edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalura.

Brown's got their third day of practice in of the week as they continue to install the game plan for the New York Jets and a trip to East Rutherford this coming Sunday.

On this episode, you'll hear from offensive coordinator Tommy Reese,

defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, special teams coordinator Bubba Ventrone,

offensive guard Joel Betonio, safety Grant Delpit,

and linebacker Carson Swessinger.

We'll start with offensive coordinator and new play caller Tommy Reese.

How do you feel about taking over the play calling duties and what do you feel you can bring to the table?

What kind of stamp do you want to put on it?

Yeah, I really think mentality here from the beginning was like whatever is asked to me last year, this year,

whatever the organization is going to ask of me, want to do that, you know, my fullest capabilities.

I'm excited about the opportunities, certainly, but try not to think of it in those terms.

Like, we have a job to do as a staff, myself, players included, like,

focus really on having a great week of preparation, making sure that we're putting our best foot forward,

using the biweek to improve some, you know, some areas

where we really need to improve on. And, you know, ultimately then, you know, call a good game

on Sunday. Obviously, on Sunday, it changed, you know, your role and stuff changes. But from Monday

through Saturday, how much does that change? What, what you have to do and kind of what's, you know,

what's asked of you? Yeah, I think we're fortunate to have a really good staff that you can

collaborate with, lean on. Obviously, Kevin this week's been great. The rest of the staff's

been great. You know, Bloom and CO and some of the guys that you lean on throughout the week.

You know, your job changes a little bit, right?

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