Spiegel and Holmes.

Good vibes, Ben.

Afternoons on the score. Hopefully some clarity. That's what we're looking for. You know, this thing's going on now three and a half weeks. And, you know, I said, and I'll say it again, we'll go as long as we need to go to find the right guy. But we'd like to see someone go ahead and make it clear to us that he is that guy. And we just haven't seen that yet as a staff.

There's been too much up and down. And it might be one of those things where when we make that

decision, it's not final for the season. It could be we have to reassess after a couple of weeks

of the season or by the by week we might have to reassess. So it might be something that goes on.

Wouldn't be ideal.

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That was Ben Johnson talking about the left tackle battle.

We know we're going to get the first team offense. We don't know how long people can ask

and no one is really giving answers. I imagine that'll be sort of a feel thing for Ben Johnson.

His main focus seems to be Lawrence going through the rhythms of a road game, getting a new game plan in, and watching them try to execute it. And then, of course, hoping that they play well and play in time and in sync in front of a road crowd, even though it won't be one with quite so much fervor.

Yeah, I like it.

And he did it last week with the home game.

Like, I was concerned going into the preseason of the idea of not playing guys, but I am on board with what the finished product has turned out to be in the preseason.

Getting some reps in week two and in week three.

And for a purpose, the purpose of let's actually do a dress rehearsal.

This is what it's like on game day here.

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