It's time to take command with former NFL tight end Logan Paulson and former

commander's beat reporter Craig Hoffman. Take a man podcast from Odyssey Sports

What's up? What's happening? Greg Hoffman. Logan Paulson with you as always and Logan.

One of us was at OTAs like usual yesterday, but it was me. I got to go to OTA.

Would you think it was for you? It was great. It was great. I'm excited to dive into this.

I said this yesterday on the radio as we record this Thursday morning, but it's the most

exciting OTA I've ever been to. Watching the way they run practice now is just so much better

than any practice that I've been to before. The way they ran it under Grooton,

the way they ran it in previous OTAs or training camp practices or whatever I've been to

in the Rivera era, just the way they run this practice, there's a crispness, a speed,

a creativity to all of it that I think matters and that I think obviously makes it more entertaining

and interesting to watch. Also, let's be honest, part of that is that it's different. I think

previously everything I'd saw or everything I'd seen have been pretty much the same when you see

something different. There's some natural excitement there. So if I had seen just the enemy style

practices, if you will, all my life and then went to a different practice, I probably also have

like, oh, this is different, but I do think that this is better and getting to see that in person

was exciting and kind of getting to see what all the hoopla is about. So yeah, I was, we'll go

over what I saw in more detail, but the overwhelming or overarching theme, the overarching takeaway was

that was pretty fun. I like that. That seemed productive.

I totally agree. I mean, I think that even to your point, the novelty is something that is

you know, it's obviously exciting, but I do think that the thing that really sticks out to when

you watch practices, the tempo, excuse me, and the speed, excuse me that they're operating with,

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