Hello, I'm Matt Williamson. How's it going? Things are good. I wanted to dig more into Hoffman. We did talk about him quite a bit yesterday, two days ago. I really, really like this edition, as you probably know by now.

But wanted to dig in. I found some more out about him that I think for the most part you'll

like. So, first of all, he, I mentioned he plays more center than guard, probably better

center than guard, but he's very capable of both. And in a

perfect world, if he's your fourth interior o' lineman, I think you're in really good shape.

What I didn't know about him, though, until just today, is he really struggles to keep weight on.

Like, he's not a natural 310-pound man. You know, like, he's one of these guys that

when I bet when he retires, if you see him three years after retirement, he's like 260. You know what I

mean? Like, it doesn't look like an O. Lyman. So he's a lighter player. Now, that does not detract from his

physicality, his nastiness and aggression in particular. But it's just not what Dallas wants.

So Dallas used a third round pick in 2004 on Cooper Beebe.

He's their starting center.

And guys, he's like a 330 pound center.

He might be the heaviest center in the league.

They already had Tyler Smith,

who was a first round pick in 2022.

He's a 340 pound tackle that is converted to guard, massive.

And then last year, they used the first round pick on another guard,

Tyler Booker out of Alabama,

who's also like 345.

I mean, like, they have to have the biggest interior O line in the entire league, which of course is by design.

That's what they are looking for with this coaching staff, the post-McCarthy coaching staff.

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