Hey folks, happy Friday out there. This is Andrew DeCechko with another edition of DeCecho

Daily. And we have some interesting news today. There is a resolution to the Bryce

Huff saga. And obviously, we is a resolution to the Bryce Huff saga, and obviously we have a lot to unpack here,

but when you look at OTAs, and obviously they're voluntary, but you look at who's not there,

and really the only one who raised eyebrows, to me anyway, was Bryce Huff.

And there is a multitude of reasons why players might not be there.

And there's other days that they could have very easily been there because there's a few

practices a week for the next two weeks and one a week is open to the media.

But for Bryce Huff, the way of the season ended, yeah, the red flags, my antennas were up.

He was inactive for the Super Bowl.

He wasn't there for the start of OTAs.

And you would think that that is the jumping off point.

That is where you want to prove to someone like Fick Fangio,

hey, this is what I've worked on in the offseason,

or how can I tweak my game?

That's where you start to talk to your coaches like Jeremiah Washburn.

You try to build it back up from the ground up

because it's so difficult to do that mid-season.

You kind of are what you are.

But now you would think that that's the ideal place to start to build it back up

and showcase what you've been working on and really master that defense and show that

you're willing to immerse yourself and work on some of your shortcomings to become

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