Hello, I'm Matt Williamson, Matt Williamson NFL. What is happening?

Don a ton in the NFL world. You know, Garrett Wilson's getting an extension. There's some things like that.

No Watt news necessarily. People asking for trades. We talked about Jennings here and there.

There's some rumblings, camps around the corner. Some rookies are already in camp. So there is some

things kind of happening. Things are starting to brew. But as I mentioned, I get a lot of traction

out of these two heavy analytical guides that have come out the last couple

weeks, Warren Sharps and FTN Fantasies, which used to be football outsiders, Aaron Schatz.

They're kind of the first one that started doing these things. And I really wanted to stress

some of the stuff on offense. A lot of tendencies, a lot of trends from this team. Good and bad, but they

really dig in and curious how that'll change, how they're recognizing that. So we know that

Arthur Smith used a ton of three tight end formations, most in the league in terms of three

tight ends on the field.

How on earth does that not maintain?

I mean, you just traded for a tight end that's as good as the two guys you had.

So maybe that even spikes.

But what I didn't realize until this was, and now it's a somewhat small sample size, but it's

bigger than any other offense in the league. When they were in 13 personnel, one back, three

tight ends, one receiver, which I expect we'll see a ton of, they were really bad. Their EPA,

their DVOA, yards for play, explosiveness, really bad. So their 13 personnel

stuff was a problem. And I can't just say that's all on Connor Hayward or Michael Pruitt,

you know, and I don't blame necessarily Fryer Muthuther Washington. So is that an Arthur Smith thing?

Is it,

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