00:00But playing tight end for nine years, I've played with Gronk, I've played with Eric Ebron, Kobe Fleener, Brent Sellick,
00:07Zach Ertz, I've seen a lot of these tight ends.
00:10Colson Loveland could possibly be the biggest mismatch in football because as good of a blocker as he is, and
00:17people don't understand that this guy is probably a top 15 blocker.
00:22And I'm not talking about PFF grades. They're grading the tight end that arc releases to the safety or sifts
00:27backside the same as they do the tight end that's staying on the end and running power like Ben Johnson
00:33likes to do with Colton Colson.
00:34This guy can block an edge rusher, a defensive end, and he can go and run like a wide receiver.
00:41So for me, he's the biggest mismatch in football. Are you going to go nickel? Because they're going to run
00:46the ball down your throat if you're in 12 personnel.
00:48If you go 13, obviously you've got Sam Rauch in there too. So these coordinators are going to have to
00:53make serious decisions,
00:54especially when you've got a guy like Ben who treats each game as its separate entity. How can we get
01:00their base on the field?
01:01How can we get their nickel on the field? When you've got a guy like Colson Loveland that really changes
01:06the math of every single play
01:08because he can run like a receiver or he can block like an offensive tackle in the run game,
01:12then you can really dictate what the defense is in and that makes it so much difficult for them to
01:19stop you
01:19because Ben Johnson knows what he's doing.
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