Welcome into Lounge, presented by Draft Kings. We are thrilled to sit down with Ronnie Stanley today.

And Ronnie, I'll start here. We had Lamar on as a guest a few weeks ago. And he said that,

you know, you and he during practice one time, you know, he was kind of getting on the

alignment and you were sticking up for the alignment and which we thought it was kind of

interesting. Can you take us inside that story? Yeah, I mean, he just expects greatness from

everyone just like he expects of himself. So he was just, you know, trying to get something more

out of some of the younger guys. And, you know, the only thing I was doing was just, you know, trying to get something more out of some of the younger guys.

And, you know, the only thing I was doing was just not going against anything he's saying.

Just reinforcing, you know, confidence in them, you know, after, you know, they get on by, you know, be a coach or Lamar.

You know, I, you know, always go to the guys and reinforce confidence in him and, you him and remind them that, you know, you can do this.

You're doing really well.

And there's a lot of good things you're doing and just to keep building on what they're doing.

The O'Liamen are the bodyguards.

You're like the bodyguard of the bodyguards.

That's a good thing.

I mean, you talk about these young offensive linemen.

Obviously, there's been a lot of discussion about it. And you guys are coming off a really strong game in Dallas, where a lot of those offensive linemen played really well.

Daniel Fala Lele took a big step, for example. What does that do in the room? And when you're

kind of banging that drum, like, hey, you guys can do it. And then they go out and do it at such a

high level. What does that do for the confidence?

It's very promising, it's very reassuring, you know, and we're just scratching the surface.

You know, it's definitely taking a big step. A lot of the young guys are just keep getting better and better. But we know there's a lot left that, you know, we can do and we can be better

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