Welcome to this week's edition of the Better Rivals podcast.

My name is Oscar Apericio.

And this week, it is another scheme month episode.

We are going to be talking about two high defenses and why they are succeeding in today's NFL.

And this week, excelling the virtues of butt towels, it's David Newman.

Look, man, all I'm saying is it's damp down there.

Even in the best of situations, it's not always the most pleasant place to stick

your hands. I thought we were through with talking about Center's butts or their buttholes

or where you can put your thumb knuckle in Center's buttholes. I thought all that left with

Jim Harbaugh. And here we are. Jimmy Garoppolo, Alex Mack, butt sweat. It's not the headlines you want to see.

I mean, honestly, it's better than, you know, player tears ACL, but hey. Look, man, my, my high school

coach used to tell me, like, get your, basically get the knuckle on your middle finger on the brown spot.

You know, that's where you got to be.

Oh, was your coach Jim Harbaugh?

I mean, honestly, he kind of reminds me a little bit of Jim Harbaugh.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

Ask him to hold his hand out of his pinky goes immediately like 90 degrees to the right.

Start asking more questions.

We have got some camp rundown stuff for you.

We're going to talk about two high defenses and why they succeed in today's NFL and whether

or not the Niners may finally break their cover three shackles.

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