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Logan Paulsen joins the show to discuss the ways he believes Washington can turn it around.
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00:00I don't know, over a year now on Monumental Sports Network, I don't remember how long we've been doing the
00:04YouTube stream.
00:05It feels like forever. It could be a year, it could be three years.
00:09But every day I sit on various levels of screens next to Brian Mitchell, a future Hall of Famer with
00:15very broad shoulders.
00:16And you can tell one of us was a football player, one of us is a blogger.
00:19And then on special days we get joined in person by other former football players.
00:24Tight ends tend to be big fellas.
00:25So if you're looking on Monumental Sports Network or YouTube right now and you see B-Mitch and you see
00:31Logan and then you see me, pretty obvious which one of us didn't play in the NFL.
00:35Yeah, you.
00:35I don't know if you guys have enough screens in here.
00:38There's a lot going on in here.
00:40There's a lot going on, Logan.
00:40Had you not been in here?
00:42No, this is the first time I've, no, first time on the show.
00:45I didn't know you guys had all these computers.
00:46Yeah, we got a lot of computers, a lot of screens, one paycheck.
00:51That's the damn problem.
00:53LP, thanks for joining us.
00:54Obviously, people can check out the Take Command podcast.
00:56You and Grant, part of Odyssey, all your work with the commanders, the podcasts, the radio broadcasts.
01:03It's a big game this weekend.
01:05Big game, no doubt.
01:06And they did what they needed to against Philly.
01:10That was a much closer game than the final score kind of indicates.
01:13They were able to open it up late.
01:16I think you've got to see a stronger, better performance from the opening kickoff through the final whistle to beat
01:25the Rams.
01:26Yeah, I mean, I think it's just got to be more consistent because the Rams are a more consistent football
01:29team.
01:30Like, Beacon attests to this.
01:31Like, when you play better football teams, like, you need to be – they're going to hurt you, right?
01:35They're going to make you pay for it.
01:36Like, the turnover in the low red, like, that's going to come back and bite you later versus the Rams.
01:42Like, they are a well-coached, well-executed football team.
01:44And as a result, you need to play better.
01:46You need to play more consistently, I'll say that.
01:47And so, I think they're perfectly capable of doing that.
01:50I think when you see Jaden playing, like, at his best, like, they can beat anybody in the league.
01:53I think defensively they did a lot of stuff from a pressure standpoint that you kind of say, oh, man,
01:57that's excellent.
01:57We can get after Matthew Stafford with that stuff.
02:00But, to your point, it's just got to be down-to-down, series-to-series, a good four quarters of
02:06football by the Washington Commanders.
02:07When you look at Matthew Stafford, like, looking at the defense, the defense got more pressure on the quarterback last
02:12week.
02:12It was standing to keep it still.
02:14They were beating the offensive line to get there.
02:15And then they've been good against the run.
02:17How do you think Matthew Stafford, being a guy who's not going to move around a lot, gives them an
02:22advantage?
02:22So, I really think the thing with the Rams, when you watch them, is there a much more, like, downhill
02:28run-the-football team than I would have anticipated?
02:31You know, maybe it's because they're in L.A., it's the market, it's flash, they're the best team of all
02:34time, all this stuff.
02:35They are a really good team at, like, running duo, running counter, running gap-scheme, downhill, in-your-face runs.
02:41And they really do that, and honestly, to deleverage Matthew Stafford, which sounds like an insane thing to say,
02:46because he's the MVP of the league last year.
02:48And so, he's not playing that way.
02:50To B's point, he's not moving around super well.
02:52He takes, he kind of invites pressure because he doesn't know how to escape the pocket at a super high
02:56level.
02:57So, to me, I think the thing that I kind of come away with is, like, you have to, you
03:01must stop the run in order to earn the right to rush the passer,
03:04because he'll give you some now.
03:05Yeah.
03:05He doesn't see the field very well.
03:07Adams is out.
03:08Like, they don't have a lot of, like, dynamism at the receiver position.
03:11It's really Puka Nakua and nobody else.
03:13Terrence Ferguson, their third tight end, who's kind of their vertical guy, is coming back this week,
03:17which is going to be a big feature for that offense.
03:18But, yeah, I mean, they just don't have enough horsepower on the perimeter, I think,
03:21to make you pay the same way that they have in years past.
03:24I want to dive into Stafford a little bit.
03:26He's already thrown eight picks this year.
03:28Some of those are really bad, by the way.
03:29And last year in the MVP year, he had eight picks the whole season.
03:34In 24, eight picks the whole season.
03:37I mean, he's on pace to throw the most picks of his time in L.A., really.
03:43And I'm curious if you think there's something physical there.
03:46I mean, he is.
03:46The elbow we talked about yesterday.
03:47I mean, the elbow's part of it.
03:49Does he have an elbow?
03:49I don't know that.
03:50Yeah.
03:50I know it was his back.
03:51They have an elbow issue.
03:53The back's the recurring thing.
03:54He's complaining.
03:55Complaining is unfair.
03:56But there's talk of elbow soreness now as well.
03:59Is it possible?
04:00I mean, this is a dude that's been in the NFL.
04:02He was the number one overall pick, I think, in 20...
04:06It's been a minute.
04:06Yeah.
04:07Like, is it possible maybe he's just getting lower on steam?
04:11I'm not saying out of, but...
04:13I think when you watch him throw the football, it definitely feels like there's something going on, right?
04:17Yeah.
04:18An elbow, back, you know, maybe just age.
04:20He was the number one overall pick in 2009.
04:22It's crazy.
04:23Damn.
04:23Isn't that crazy?
04:24That's crazy.
04:24So I do think there is some of that, like that kind of super dynamic arm talent that
04:29you saw last year, his ability to kind of throw off-platform.
04:32The ball velocity's not there, at least in the game so far this season.
04:36And obviously, he goes through phases where he gets healthy at the right time.
04:39Sure.
04:39And he kind of figures it out.
04:40And they go on runs, like kind of almost directly correlated to his health.
04:43But I do think there is a difference in how he's playing.
04:46And I also think there's a difference in the offense, really.
04:49And a lot of it is just because Adams isn't in the lineup.
04:51There's no verticality in the offense.
04:54They have one of the lowest average depth of targets in the league over the last five
04:57games.
04:58And you really feel it when you watch it.
05:00Everything's kind of at and near around the line of scrimmage.
05:02The deepest ball I saw them complete against the Chargers was like a 15-yard dig.
05:06And that's just very unusual for like a Sean McVay kind of play-action-based offense.
05:11So I don't know if it's Matthew Stafford.
05:13I don't know if it's the protection.
05:14It definitely seems like there is a flight deck on that offense.
05:17And again, he just doesn't have the arm at the moment.
05:20Now, he can turn this around, obviously, to get the ball down the field the same way.
05:24I like that.
05:24The flight deck.
05:25Yeah, he has an elbow injury.
05:27I find it interesting, too.
05:30We saw this somewhat over the last few years, but definitely last year and definitely this
05:34year, to your point about the run game.
05:36And being here with Sean, and I got to talk to him once a week.
05:40And I got to know him and his understanding of offenses.
05:45In a way, and this may sound heretical, B, but he kind of reminds me of Gibbs in that it's
05:50not a strict adherence to his system.
05:54It's let's figure out the best way to win games with the guys I've got.
05:58And he started to go big and heavy a lot.
06:02And I'm curious how you think.
06:04I think Washington's rush defense has been probably the best, most consistent part of
06:10this football team through seven games.
06:12And I'm curious where you think they stack up against the Rams rushing attack.
06:17This is going to be a whole different animal.
06:19And the reason of it is you're going to get 13 personnel, like you talked about, 35% 13 personnel
06:24on the field, which is like the highest in the NFL by a mile.
06:27Well, the thing that differentiates them is Puka Nakua, in my opinion, because they kind
06:31of use him almost like a fullback B.
06:33Like they get him in there, they'll insert him on a linebacker.
06:36And so they basically force you into heavy personnel.
06:39They want you there.
06:41Because then they can get into empty and their tight ends are athletic enough to win one-on-one
06:45matchups on the perimeter.
06:46And Puka's obviously good enough in that way, too.
06:47And the other thing, too, that Puka does is like in that Chargers game, it was unbelievable,
06:51man.
06:51He's like running like straight ISO, like from the dot as a fullback, downhill, kicking a guy
06:55out.
06:56And then the next play, he kind of does the same thing.
06:58He'll buff the guy and he'll run a five-yard out.
06:59He catches the ball 10 yards from line of scrimmage and then runs for a touchdown.
07:03Like the dynamic of that personnel package for them is so unique.
07:08And then the other thing on top of that is the physicality of the receivers, the physicality
07:12of the tight ends.
07:12And obviously, the offensive line is being very, very physical.
07:15But you couple that with Corum and Williams and how those guys run.
07:19Like, B, you'd love them, man.
07:20They get really tiny.
07:21They're sneaky.
07:22They got great lateral agility.
07:24They break tackles.
07:25Like, they are a problem.
07:26And the reason that they're such a problem is like when they run that duo run, double teams
07:30across the front side of that thing, is they do such a great job of finding the – they
07:35make you wrong.
07:36Linebacker fits it here.
07:37They bounce it the other way.
07:38It's very unique and very problematic.
07:40Kinlaw and Payne are much bigger.
07:43But Tuttle and Settle, seeing they get a little bit more pushed and they get into those gaps,
07:50what's going to be the difference between having those two guys instead of others?
07:53Well, I do think Settle for sure has like the dark arts of like run defense, like the
07:57ability to kind of play pad leverages, you know, like returning guys' shoulders.
08:00I know kind of when to sit a knee.
08:02I know when the double is going to get peeled, how to kind of snake off and make that a
08:05single
08:05block.
08:06That's going to be incredibly important this week.
08:08Like it's going to be so, so important.
08:09And the linebacker's ability to get downhill and not get wide, I think that's the thing.
08:14Like when you watch the Chargers game, for example, the linebacker's fitting the run
08:17correctly, but he's like two feet too wide.
08:19And so the offensive lineman just kind of bumps off late and then there's a two-foot
08:23hole and the back finds it.
08:24So tight, aggressive run fits.
08:26Don't let this thing spread out.
08:28They don't do a great job with perimeter run game at the moment, but they don't really
08:31have to because the gap scheme interior stuff, specifically that duo run, like I was talking
08:36to Dan Quinn for the coach's show, and he was like, it's not a complicated play.
08:39They just do it better than everybody in the league.
08:41And I think that shows up when you watch the tape.
08:43Talking with our friend Logan Paulson here, kind enough to join us at BigBear.ai Performance
08:48Center, Ashburn, Virginia, as the Commanders are getting ready for the Rams on Sunday.
08:53You can give Logan a follow on Twitter, at Logan Paulson NFL, P-A-U-L-S-E-N, Logan
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08:59NFL.
09:00And what is the Instagram?
09:02Logan, I don't even know.
09:04Great.
09:05I'll ask somebody over there.
09:07They'll tell me.
09:07I'll find it.
09:08He doesn't know.
09:10I'll ask Anna or somebody.
09:12They'll tell me.
09:13He doesn't know.
09:14Logan underscore Paulson 82, I think.
09:16So, Logan, since Trey Amos has come back, what difference has he made?
09:23It seemed like he's secured a spot, and now it makes everybody else be able to play more
09:28freely.
09:29Yeah.
09:29I mean, I really think, I'm glad you brought up Trey Amos because I think he played really
09:32well versus the Eagles.
09:33And again, a little bit of that is the Eagles don't have dynamic playmakers on the perimeter,
09:37but also I think he's getting healthy and figuring it out, and his vision's getting better,
09:41all that kind of stuff.
09:42The other thing I just wanted to point out, too, is I felt like the whole secondary in
09:45that game played way better.
09:46And I think when you just look at landmarks, positions, who they're relating to, I think
09:51that's extremely, extremely important.
09:53And so, yes, Trey Amos is playing better, but I think when you look at the safety play,
09:56I thought they played better.
09:57I thought they were better with their run fits, better with their disguises, better
10:00holding things.
10:01And, you know, coming out of the bye week, Durante Jones talked about how we got to, like,
10:04know who we are, kind of find our identity.
10:06Dan talked about that as well.
10:07And I really felt like that group specifically, the types of pressure they ran, the types of
10:12fronts they were in, the type of coverage structure they played, and the details at all
10:15three levels were much, much better.
10:17Yeah, so Trey Amos did a great job, but I think the whole team did much better.
10:20They have a Knick back.
10:22Oh, yeah, yeah.
10:22You have Trey and then also, keep forgetting this thing.
10:27Amik.
10:28Those three guys right there make a world of difference.
10:30I mean, I think the thing about Amik, man, like, it's maybe super underrated, and I think
10:35you were probably this type of player, is just like a lightning rod of culture.
10:39Like, we are going to play defense in a physical, violent, confident way, and that is someone
10:44you can look to.
10:45Like, Frankie Louvre, you can look to that, and just, like, how that brings a mentality to
10:49that side of the ball.
10:50And so, when you talk about additions with Amik Robertson, in terms of, like, the physical
10:55play has been great, but I think it's more the mentality.
10:57Like, when I'm on the sideline doing the broadcast for Big 100, like, one of the things that
11:00comes out is, like, he is talking to everybody, man.
11:03He is like, I got, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da, and just the confidence and how
11:07the team rallies
11:08around that has been fantastic.
11:10So, yeah, like, it's been a sneaky, like, maybe, I think maybe one of the best additions
11:14to the team, but very sneaky in terms of the financial.
11:17Yeah.
11:17It's interesting.
11:18That's what I wanted to bring up with Amik, because for a guy of his size to play that
11:23position in the physical manner he does, it's almost like he has to bring it that way, but
11:29it's clear that he has accomplished that, because he's, I mean, he's, what, a 5'8 corner
11:34that's been in the NFL six, seven years?
11:36Like, you know how hard that is to accomplish it?
11:38And the thing is, he's good.
11:39Like, don't get caught up on his size.
11:41Like, he's physical at the catch point.
11:43He's got good route instincts.
11:44He knows how to break on footballs.
11:45The other thing, dude, is he's a good tackler.
11:47Like, he's not a big guy, but he is a technically sound tackler.
11:50And, like, I think he's, like, one of those guys that's just, he's just built in a...
11:53You know where he's from, right?
11:54Dude, don't even get me started.
11:56You know where he's from Louisiana, right?
11:57I knew.
11:57Come on, man.
11:58I knew the longer we talked about him, I knew he was going to come up.
12:03Who matches up with Puka?
12:06How do you match up with Puka?
12:07So, to me, this is obviously, like, on third down when they spread it out.
12:10You're in your kind of removed set.
12:11I think you could play man coverage there.
12:13I'd probably say Amik for the physical style.
12:15Like, I just think that's going to match up really well.
12:18Puka's built like you, though.
12:19He's not like a receiver.
12:20He's 6'2", 210, 205.
12:22The thing that I'm worried about, honestly, in this game the most is first and second down Puka Nakua.
12:27Because he is in the cylinder of the offense.
12:29Like, he's, like, in a fullback.
12:31He's in a wing.
12:32And he's going to block you.
12:33So, like, that's the problem that comes up is, like, you take...
12:35Let's say we're in man coverage and Amik is now in the box.
12:38So, your middle linebacker could potentially be Amik Robertson, fit in a run.
12:42And it just messes up run fits because of their ability to move around the front.
12:45So, I think you want to stay away from, like, man match stuff on first and second down
12:49and be really aware of, like, the zone principles.
12:52Of, like, hey, this is the run fit.
12:54This is how I've got to fit this thing.
12:55So, we're not putting guys in bad spots.
12:56But I think that, to me, is the most problematic element of Puka.
13:01Is the physicality, like you said, the body type, the physicality he brings on first and second down.
13:04Because now it forces everybody.
13:06Hook players, flat players, safeties.
13:08Where are we?
13:09How do we drop?
13:09How do we stop the run and also get to our hot spots on the map
13:12to make sure that he's not running wide open for a 35-yard game?
13:16Talking with Logan Paulson here at BigBear.ai Performance Center.
13:20Let's switch to the offensive side of the ball.
13:22And I kind of want to keep you here for the whole hour.
13:25But I want to start here.
13:29There is talk that Jaden Daniels isn't taking enough risks.
13:39I kind of find it silly, frankly.
13:44Maybe you want to see more verticality.
13:46He connected with Burks last week for 53.
13:49And I think Jaden's doing a really good job of taking what's there.
13:53Where do you land on the risk-taking conversation with Jaden Daniels?
13:56So, I think that risk-taking conversation came out of the San Francisco game, to be honest with you.
13:59I think there were moments, right?
14:00Probably the fourth down.
14:01Yeah, yeah.
14:02The fourth down.
14:02There's a third down in that same drive where the post is wide open.
14:05And he brings his eyes off the rush.
14:07And to me, it's just kind of walking that line between rush, how much time I have,
14:11and how aggressive I want to be as a thrower.
14:13And I felt like this is one of my favorite things about Jaden is, like, you give him feedback.
14:17He takes it and gets better.
14:18And so, this week, I thought there was a bunch of moments where, hey, like, there's the one-handed catch
14:23that Chigakonkwo makes.
14:25Like, he's getting drilled.
14:26He's right in the middle of two people.
14:28Yeah, and again, he's like this.
14:29He's kind of in there.
14:30He's sitting there.
14:31Chig's not even out of his break yet.
14:32He's thrown to a spot.
14:34There's an example of him being more aggressive, right?
14:36There's another example of him in the fourth quarter where he's running to his right,
14:39and Stephon Diggs is, like, open in the middle of the field.
14:42Old Jaden Daniels is going to try and run, right?
14:44He stays a passer and makes a play.
14:45That was a laser he threw on that, too.
14:47Yeah, even the one to Chigakonkwo that he overthrows, like, it was, like, right before halftime
14:51when he kicked the field goal.
14:52Yeah.
14:52Like, that, to me, like, when he's escaping the pocket, like, he is remaining a passer.
14:56And so, all of these feedback, the points of feedback that he got from Warner,
15:00Dan Quinn said he'd like him to be more aggressive as well.
15:02I think you see him trying to actualize some of those moments, and I think that's important.
15:07And so, yeah, is he going to be perfect all the time?
15:09Is he going to be the most aggressive quarterback in the history of the NFL?
15:12No.
15:12Is he going to be Jameis Winston?
15:13No, he's not going to do that.
15:14But can he be more than, you know, Aaron Rodgers or Alex Smith,
15:18these guys with historically low interception rates?
15:20I think so.
15:21I think, and again, it doesn't need to be, let's dial it up to 11.
15:24It's like, let's tick it up a couple degrees, like three or four plays in a game, which he did.
15:28And so, to me, I think, yes, he was more aggressive.
15:31And for people who say more aggressive than that, I think you're starting to get into, like, reckless territory.
15:36Yeah.
15:36And what's the most important thing in football, B?
15:38It's protecting the gosh-dawn ball.
15:40See, the problem is, like, people hear something, and it becomes a new narrative.
15:44Yeah, right, right.
15:44Okay, but let's be real.
15:46If I sit here right now and I analyze a punt returner, I'm going to tell you everything I know.
15:51Yeah.
15:51He doesn't know all that yet.
15:53Yeah.
15:53And you look at Jayden, in his third year, he still hasn't played two full football seasons.
15:58Yes.
15:58So, he doesn't know all of that just yet.
16:00But he'll get there probably in the next year, too.
16:03Yeah.
16:04But, like, people, like even a Kurt Warner, they talk from a finished position to a person that's not finished.
16:12And they're learning.
16:14And like you stated, boy, I should tell him something he learns from the next one.
16:16But the thing that kills me is the people outside of a Kurt Warner that's talking about it.
16:21You don't know what the hell you're talking about.
16:23Stop repeating it.
16:24The other thing that I think gets lost, I think I've kind of mocked screen grab culture.
16:30Oh, yeah.
16:30Because people love a screen grab of the all 22, which is not indicative of a play where there's 22
16:36men running around trying to kill each other.
16:38Yeah.
16:38Right?
16:39And I thought in that Niners game, he was getting his ass kicked.
16:44That is true.
16:44And that's a factor in where the ball's going to go.
16:47And I also think that that's, like, that context is important.
16:50Like, when you're talking about Kurt Warner, like, this is something just that the Kurt Warner thing, I think he's
16:53a stud.
16:54He's obviously one of the best quarterbacks of all time.
16:56Like, nobody's knocking Kurt Warner.
16:58The thing is, like, Kurt Warner had to develop a play style that was very specific to Kurt Warner.
17:03Like, could Kurt Warner break up a 50-yard touchdown run?
17:05Nope.
17:06No.
17:06So with Jaden Daniels, he not only has to negotiate the normal quarterback decision-making processes,
17:11but he also has to negotiate how much of a playmaker can I and should I be at any given
17:16moment,
17:16in addition to some of the stuff we saw with the rush.
17:19Like, I thought that San Francisco defensive line absolutely got after it in moments in that game.
17:24So when you look at that, I say to myself, like, man, like, yes, could it have been better?
17:29100% could have been better.
17:31But, like, there were mitigating circumstances.
17:33And the other thing, too, is he's just kind of getting back in the fold, like B said.
17:37So some of those things were, you know, Kurt Warner's talking about throwing with timing,
17:40throwing with anticipation.
17:41It's like, do I trust that person to be where they're supposed to be yet?
17:45Like, when I went back and watched that San Francisco game, I know we're moving on from this,
17:48but there's multiple mental mistakes by wide receivers where they're running the wrong route.
17:53You can tell by the concept it's the wrong route.
17:55They're running the same route.
17:56And you're like, man.
17:57And so if I'm unsure of what this offense is and where guys are supposed to be, how confident can
18:01I be?
18:02So I think there's a bunch of factors that go into that.
18:04Now, I still think Kurt Warner, at his core, is correct.
18:07More aggressive Jaden Daniels is going to be a problem for the NFL.
18:10And so I want that.
18:11Like, I always make the analogy, like, right now he's a top, what, 12 quarterback in the league?
18:15I think he'd be a top five quarterback if he's a little bit more aggressive.
18:18And I think that's what we're chasing here is we're chasing a guy who is going to be franchise changing,
18:22and he is definitely capable of doing that.
18:24And that's where that feedback comes from.
18:26Last thing, unless you're going to say the whole hour.
18:28But I'm trying to phrase this in a way that's fair.
18:33You pay him in food.
18:34He like to eat.
18:34Yeah, I do like to eat.
18:35I got a kind bar?
18:36No, no, no.
18:37I always do order four meals at one time.
18:39The B gets me.
18:40When we were in London, Logan and I happened to haunt each other.
18:44And I'm sitting down there having a late dinner because I had to wait late.
18:47That was super funny, by the way.
18:48It was.
18:48I'm sitting by myself at this outdoor cafe.
18:51Who comes strolling up?
18:52But Logan Paulson sits down.
18:54He tells me, yeah, I just had dinner with the guys.
18:56I was like, okay, cool.
18:57And then the waiter comes over.
18:58He's like, can I see a menu?
19:00And the waiter was like, the kitchen's closed, man.
19:02Sorry.
19:03He's going to order two more meals.
19:05I want to phrase this in a fair manner.
19:07So, this is my best attempt.
19:09How much do you trust the run game this week?
19:11The commander's run game?
19:13You know, I think, like, obviously, last week was a good week because they were able to stick with it.
19:17They had, like, 26 carries, something like that.
19:19They had a couple explosive runs.
19:21When I watch it on the All-22, there is some detail.
19:25Guys still feel each other out a little bit.
19:26Which makes sense because, again, like, Patrick's new.
19:29Coleman's playing a new spot.
19:30They're working through some stuff.
19:31I mean, hell, they just signed Eckler in week four or whatever.
19:33And so, there's some new ones there that isn't quite there.
19:38Now, it's great that they're able to get explosive runs, kind of take a step forward.
19:41I think that's super important.
19:42Versus the Rams, I think that front's good.
19:45I think it's underrated.
19:46I think they want to be in dime.
19:47They want to be a little bit lighter.
19:48But they've got, like, cam curl and some of these hybrid defenders that are really good at fit and runs,
19:53good blitzers.
19:54Aaron Donald, I think, is probably playing better against the run than is a pass rusher right now.
19:58So, they're very disruptive.
19:59They're undersized, but, like, because of the movement and because of how they have the personnel, it makes it hard
20:05to target.
20:05So, I think you want to lean into that.
20:07Kind of say, hey, we're going to own this because I don't think you want to throw the football a
20:10ton versus the Rams.
20:12Because of how they play their coverage, they're really fast.
20:15They're really confident.
20:16Trek McDuffie is a beast.
20:17Like, they just have good pieces in the back end.
20:19Gosh, I almost forget they traded for him.
20:21I know.
20:21Isn't that crazy?
20:22And so, yeah, so, like, the physicality.
20:24I think you really want to lean into the physical element of this game.
20:26And the other thing, I think you can, because I don't think the Rams are going to put up 40
20:30points.
20:30I think it's going to be, like, a 24-17 type of game.
20:34And if you can kind of find a wrinkle in the run game, get a couple explosive runs, deleverage Jaden
20:40versus this really dynamic secondary, I think that's going to bode well for you.
20:43Let me guess to you, that means lots of tight ends on the field.
20:46Lots of heavy personnel.
20:47Let's go.
20:47Let's get this thing going, man.
20:49Let's make this thing happen.
20:50We need a lot out of Bates.
20:51Yeah, right?
20:52Yeah, I get it.
20:54Yank and Sinich should get some touches today.
20:56Let's get some 14 personnel out there.
20:57Yeah, 14.
20:58You don't see it enough.
21:00All right, Logan.
21:01Thank you for the time, dude.
21:02You did confirm your Instagram is Logan underscore Paulson82.
21:06On Twitter, it's Logan Paulson NFL.
21:08Thanks, dude.
21:09Appreciate you guys.
21:10Let's have a further Jaden conversation with where this narrative has gone.
21:14It's B. Mitch and Finley.