00:00I mean, the left side of your line, whether or not, I mean, I can't know whether Austin Corbett
00:06can be an absolute facsimile of what Alec Anderson is giving you. Maybe he can. But just from a
00:12familiarity communication piece standpoint, I think, you know, one of the things you'd like
00:19most in a game like this with a team that has been blitzing, you know, what, 70% of the
00:25time
00:25or something that the Vikings are insane with the blitz, having your guys, you know, be
00:30familiar with one another and understand every little, you know, nuance about what is said
00:35and hand signals and whatever. I just would rather not have, you know, two new guys, Corbett
00:41and I assume Grable would, he's the swing tackle he filled in for Brown. If Brown's okay, I
00:47think it makes more sense to put Grable in Dawkins' spot and put Brown back where he's
00:51most acclimated. You could switch them, I suppose, if you think Brown is a better fit
00:57over there or something, I don't know. But either way, I mean, that would change the idea
01:03of having two brand new guys, but it still would be kind of the same concept because Corbett's
01:08new and Brown doesn't play over there. So the whole thing is just in flux. So yeah, it's
01:13a bad, any week is going to be a bad week to not have two starters on your offensive line
01:18if it comes to that. I feel like this is enhanced by the Vikings' reputation because it feels
01:24like I'm going into last year's Houston game.
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