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It is the audible, Cecil Ami, Sigma, Bloom, and the Raiders.

All right, Gardner Minshew. All right, Aidan O'Connell. All right. Luke Getsey. Was he actually the

Wiz kid behind Aaron Rogers instead of Nathaniel Hackett? Yeah, I don't know. We'll see now with

the Raiders another opportunity for Getsy to get it right. Yeah, this is this feels more like a

retread hire, right? I mean, this feels more like Ken Dorsey or Alex Van Pelt like a retread

hire and you know okay Antonio Pierce

I mean we know that no matter who the offensive coordinator was going to be that

Zemir White was going to be a pretty important player and that was going to be their style of

football here.

You do, however, add Brock Bowers. I guess that's the exam, speaking about in terms of exams and quizzes for Luke Getsey is Luke Getsy, here's the good news. Here's these. I want to put a positive

spin on this. You ready? Here's the good news. Because Luke Getzzi hasn't really had any tremendous success unless you know you did

have that year with Aaron Rogers I don't know how much you could say that has to do with you let's not fall into that trap again right you know let's not have fallen to the Adam Gay's trap again okay

and let's say this Luke Getsey doesn't really have any past success that he's going to try to copy. You know, like, oh, you hired me. So I do the system that I did here that was good. Right. That's what you liked. Right. So hopefully he just looks at like Devante Adams, Jacoby, Myers, Brock Bowers, the power element that Samir White brings, you know, and just says, well, let's make an offense around what we have. And then you have Aiden O'Connell and Gardner-Minshoe. Now, that's a potential limiting factor. But at the same time, if you look at Aiden O'Connell's numbers last year as a fourth round rookie, and you look at it in that context, cease. And you say, well, compare him to other, not Dack dac prescott okay because he was in an ideal

situation but you're not going to find many third day picks that don't just get blown off the field

like a title wave right when we think about the other quarterbacks that got in the late round

picks and the undratch free agents you know they they were trying to just hang on to a tree and a hurricane sometimes

but not even o'connell you know he doesn't didn't look overwhelmed right and you hope you you

and we're going to have the quarterback competition if it's an open competition although if it's

tie shouldn't the tie go to o'connell because wow if he actually just competent, that opens up more possibilities in team building. You don't have to force the quarterback pick if he's at least competent, you know, what they're hoping to get out of Will Levis. Speaking of a second year quarterback who could do something with his opportunity. So Aiden O'Connell is going to be part of the story, or maybe his absence is going to be part of the story, that he just wasn't even good enough for them to give him another chance.

But I think with Luke Getsey, like I said, C's the most positive spin I can come up with is, well, he hasn't, he isn't going to be too single-minded because there's nothing that successful for him to copy.

Yeah, not successful for him to copy,

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