00:00I'd say particularly disappointing position group through four games is the tight ends.
00:05And you and I throughout camp talked about how many multiple tight end sets would be on the field.
00:10Yeah.
00:11And I think we've seen that.
00:12We also talked about thinking we'd see a lot of play action.
00:15We haven't really seen that.
00:17I think that's a byproduct of the run game not really getting going.
00:20But I've said throughout that it's about positional productivity,
00:25not necessarily attaching 600 yards to Chig's name or 300 to Senate's name or any of that, right?
00:32So I looked this up yesterday, and I found this pretty shocking.
00:38There are eight tight ends across the NFL.
00:40So that's one-third of NFL tight ends that have gone over 200 receiving yards through four games.
00:46And some of them are the usual names, Kelsey, Kittle, McBride.
00:50You also have Dalton Schultz of the Texans, Jawan Johnson of the Saints.
00:55Brock Bowers, certainly, and he's missed some time.
00:58Sam LaPorte is a player that people were high on.
01:00Dalton Kincaid.
01:02You have eight tight ends across the league that are over 200 yards.
01:06Do you know what the positional productivity for Washington is?
01:09Probably less than 200.
01:10Yo, way less.
01:12Yeah.
01:12And I think the thing of this is we looked at the fact of them having those multiple tight end
01:18roles.
