00:00Your quarterback is probably not starting Sunday because he had to try to get away from someone because the pocket
00:06collapsed and he got his ankle rolled up on.
00:09He did a lot of moving around and running around for his life in the first four games of the
00:13year.
00:14You have to do something.
00:15If you can't draft or spend big money on offensive linemen, will you do agree this is the best way
00:22to do it?
00:23A trade where a lot of the money is already taken care of and you bring the guy in.
00:28And do offensive linemen that used to do wide receivers.
00:32Bring in somebody else's.
00:34That's what they just did with wide receivers and you would get some stud wide receivers because you couldn't get
00:39them yourself.
00:39It doesn't matter how you bring them in.
00:41Protect your franchise quarterback.
00:43And I love this move.
00:45And I'm with you.
00:45I heard a lot of offensive linemen, former offensive linemen that are on TV right now, they love the move.
00:51I didn't hear anybody criticize it.
00:53The only people I heard criticizing it were, there were people, because look, he's graded out poorly in some of
00:59these publications.
01:00I think PFF's the one where he was fine.
01:03But people were looking at some of the numbers.
01:05And I think it was Mitchell Swartz who used to be a lineman for the Chiefs.
01:09Okay.
01:10He didn't like it?
01:11No, no, no.
01:11He said, he went over all the bad plays they were showing of him.
01:15And he goes, look, half of those aren't bad.
01:17You guys don't know how to judge offensive linemen.
01:19Like, that's a great block.
01:20That's my point.
01:21All offensive linemen are liking it.
01:22Yeah.
01:22And he said, he said to the effect of, let's say there were 10 bad plays.
01:26He's like, well, five of those aren't bad.
01:27And I'm not saying that dismisses the other five.
