What's up, everybody, welcome into the next Pat's podcast.

We have a very special training camp edition of the podcast for you. I'm Phil Perry.

We're going to be breaking down all of the young guys that you want to know about on this roster,

whose stock is up, whose stock is down, and there are plenty, plenty of names for us to get to.

We're also going to hit some of your questions. So let's get right into it. Let's start with the stock up guys. And you're going to be shocked to hear this, especially if you've been following our coverage from day one all the way through now day seven. And I'm being a little bit facetious. You're not going to be shocked by this. I've been impressed by Mack Jones. For me, he's a stock up guy.

But before you hear me tell you why that is,

let's hear Josh McDaniels on his rookie quarterback.

He's good at making a mistake.

He's good at getting yelled at, you know,

but they all are right now. So, yeah, he probably thinks his name is not Mack sometimes.

But he made, look, this is rookies in training camp.

And so, you know, there's going to be some good plays,

and then there's going to be some plays that, you know,

they don't look anything like what we talked about last night in the meeting, you be some plays that, you know, they don't look anything like what we

talked about last night in the meeting, you know? And so the good thing about this part of our

year as coaches is you can walk off the field feeling about what you did, but ultimately it gives

you an opportunity to get better in the meeting room. And when we watch the film, I feel like whether it was a good play and we reinforce it

or a bad play and we correct it, there's an opportunity presented to the players to get better.

And so hopefully we're presenting the right things and we're teaching the right stuff

and we're making progress each day.

It's never been perfect in training camp, but that's the part

of the process that we enjoy. And there you have it. Josh McDaniel's not lying, by the way. We're out

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