All right, Sabra traders good afternoon and welcome on back here this Friday, February 17 to put a bow on this week Great to see Grant still with us here and well Grant still with us here and It's pretty much just me and myself and Grant and rich chatting so far this afternoon a bit of a slow afternoon so far But now now we have Mark Brian Lado Wendy ravina still with us at least still with us at least there Great to see all of us collectively inside our live trading room just for any of our trial members here just make sure that you're a Chatting in the main chat tab click the main chat tab just inside the trading room there But great to see Ron et cetera all of us otherwise and for all of us on social media Facebook live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube You know, hey, let's see what we have to work with your folks going into the close But with that said, you know, we are finishing up the phase 2 curriculum the phase 2 stock course coming up later on today We're gonna be talking more about charting the market So, you know just following an index or even an ETF that correlates to an index like the spy You know just following that historically and showing you how you could best chart the market in order to anticipate Market trends and reversals or bounces collectively across some of the the stocks that you tend to follow day to day Some of your side with stocks or stocks that may look to just move with the market altogether So right now AI it's on the screen to begin flipping from negative to positive on the day just now You know, hey, it's at the highs. It's a nice move. I actually had this up on my screen just earlier I had it up on my level four. So I saw something pretty interesting on this trade. Oh They pulled the order even all right So a little earlier, I didn't call this out at the time just I was kind of prepping up for the meeting I just saw from the corner here. I was like, oh, it's kind of interesting So it popped up momentarily I reckon here But it was at 24 25 right here on the ask it popped up play for like a little blip of a second there But for about 51,000 shares sitting there. Oh, it's at that price currently actually above it right now But I'd still expect 2425 to be a bit of a level at least here as it potentially moves up higher towards the 2450 and then from there Well, even though a bunch of volume just got pulled from the ask at 25 actually just a moment ago I'd still expect 25 to be a key level here. So, you know what AI is like holding really well You know, it's not up or down a lot percentage wise, but that's like, you know Kind of what like we look for at first. This is a nice stock to work with so far No There could be some stocks that are just at the highs themselves moving with the S&P as the spies making a better move upward right now At this time, but you know, the stock's been pretty good to us of late You know, it's a nice side list stock for the most part good liquidity for like a 24 25 dollar stack and with that Maybe we'll check in with like SOUN, you know, the other AI stack there. It's not really looking as good You know ran up earlier. It's actually up more percentage wise mind you up like seven plus percent today this stack So, you know collectively it's been a bit stronger this week, but you know, right now the last recent minutes It's not looking as like strong near the highs like this AI is You know, could they all move together into the close perhaps? But you know for right now at least if I'm gonna put any on the main list so far It's the AI and I'll write SOUN down just for the side. All right. There we go. So With that in mind, I gotta make sure I'm good to go here for the class coming up here a couple water breaks in between But we'll go from top to bottom here. See what we could work with heading into the close Okeo, we'll call this okay, yo Okeo Pharma ended up having a nice pop and drop early and you know at that point we pretty much wrote it off It was a nice little squeeze early But ended up making a second wind type of move and it's gone flat since I mean technically it hasn't tanked since so You know, it's possible it can make one more run You know heading into the end of the week like this. I didn't anticipate more just kind of sell off than anything now It's still up 119 percent. That's a lot. I don't know what the float is on this stock, but prior to today I'll find out actually here prior to today the stock is trading about 8,300 shares per day All right, so yeah, I don't think that we have much business left to do on the stock here now at this point And I'll tell you there's another trade that ended up proving us totally correct on that this morning I was reluctant with putting this on the list, but it was still holding strong Look what happened to this thing that that SPRC with the low float is trading like 20 times it whatever the number was I said in the morning meeting. Well, this thing completely crashed So they're going back to the ok yo ok yo trade. It's already up enough I feel like at this point, you know, there's a chance it could pop but there's definitely better trades to work with at this point This was a good trade to work with from the morning. I bios it looks like a messy chart But we'd called out the historical level perfect head on right off 146 1445 there Even now it's like trying to hold above it had like some crazy Pop heading into the mid afternoon you could see ended up blasting off from like 150 all the way up to two then came back down So, you know, I need to think that there could still be some activity left on it for one more move up But I would not think that I think this thing's already had enough activity today. I think this last squeeze up was pretty Pretty unordinary I'd say pretty just spur of the moment And if it wasn't going to hold where it was around 180 185 and building back up to two at this point I you know, I just think there's better trades again. You got to be picky and Vla Wow, I missed that on this thing ended up having a pop. I guess like at noon time completely didn't see this one So if it's the trend for today at least with all these small cat farmer stocks, you know pop and drop city pretty much Pop and drop city pretty much This thing I mean out of all things today this damn EOS has been holding it pretty well I mean as you can see how flat it was up until one o'clock But we were calling it out from the morning who's on our pre-market list on the morning list and you know We had a nice trade off of 169. I think it was but man, it got slow I was only able to grab three or four cents on it good entry But just fell flat after and then just out of nowhere it kind of took off So you know now it looks a lot healthier. Hopefully a lot more I start to follow this EOS trade heading against the close Well, we'll definitely put this on the forefront of our list no matter what here AMC X AMC networks, but I didn't know if that was actually tied to AMC theaters AMC this AMC network so I had a nice pop early this morning and it's still holding well mind you but You know, just we want to follow a stock with better liquidity now at this point. So Triple you not a whole lot happening there I see is at least one that we're familiar with and when I say familiar with this stock like a couple months ago is breaking all-time highs and It's breaking all-time highs here this morning or this afternoon. So you know what for that reason more than anything I'll put IS EE back on our list this stock. We did really well with back in You know September into October of last year It took a little while but ended up finally blessed to make new all-time highs back then and then now making a nice run back up So no 25 major resistance you would assume Hi, the day is exactly off that price.  So That's not good. I mean if this can't hold back over like right around 24 75 here coming up as support Then maybe I think otherwise. So All right, let's see what else we got for right now. We'll keep it on our list Mg and X so let me flip back to a daily chart here But the stock I guess it's kind of holding well near the highs but kind of treating late volume per minute not a whole lot really Too special about it Draft Kings if anything is just like a healthier trade more eyes on this anyways a name brand company coming off the news this morning Breaking back over a pretty big volume level recently here We'll see if it can hold above it right off of 20 $20 and 70 cents, but yeah DK and G. I'll slip back on our list for right now Pretty low risk to at least put this back on our on our list Muscle is this yeah, this is muscle muscle grill muscle maker grill. That's it There are a couple of these were where I was from Long Island before I moved to Florida But you know, it's moving up pretty nicely here. Just yeah, just kind of slow Just because it's at the highs doesn't mean it's automatically given to run up higher into the afternoon, right? Cold another day another day were cold is up G son we ended up doing pretty well in the stock back at the beginning of this month or if not the end of January But you know ended up running up for us back then up to like three three fifty then and you know It's trying to make a small little move here, but again same deal with this as we said before AMAM from yesterday at least trying to move back up This reminds me of the Sarah trade SCRA. We were kind of following just a bit earlier. This one definitely fell flat So, you know, it's definitely a sideless stock your SCRA just kind of given where it's at in relation to yesterday's move You know, there's a chance it could try and break over those highs and then really go But it's just flat right now. The order book looks a little bit on the big side there I'm gonna keep this on our side list if anything the Sarah going back to AMAM at least You could say the same about the liquidity, but it feels like this one could have a little bit more life left to it Although it's not like closer to those highs just yet I'll put this on the back end tier of our main list All right, so let's hop over to the loser side right now Markets are moving up but technically down on the day. We'll see if there's anything that you know It could be name brand. So one thing right out the gate. I caught this early. There we go, Josh. There we go So, let's see what we have to work with here a RQQ. What goes up? Comes back down. I mean within the same candle here on the daily and then over time. I guess this thing got whacked You II see same deal. I mean just a lot of these that are hard to borrow I'm just checking to see if there's any dead cat bounce opportunities there on the top the loser side But getting back to XP here. This was on our main list. We said why not, right? I mean it was trending down nicely it had good liquidity at the time and Dropped off really well after the open followed the trend perfectly ended up making a lower high roughly around that 1345 1350 area maybe 1330 1330 we'll call it there and nevertheless ended up pulling back down a bit So right now I feel like just the majority of this move is pretty much finished up though Ended up making a nice run earlier if it was closer to the lows I'd be more inclined to put it on our main list If I could sell myself on anything here, obviously you're seeing a red coming in on the tape But that's not even it for me It's simply the fact it's actually back under the VWAP breaking back under the VWAP right now 13 and the VWAP roughly off 1295 If it's gonna drop this would be the level to do it from I'm gonna write this down on the side list Let's go an extra like five or so minutes and we'll check back on this just to wrap up I would normally want to see this closer towards the low of 1240 1250 ish, you know at that point at this point right now AXTI not much happening there DDL what goes up comes back down and it is technically shortable technically a shortable You know what? It's hard to discriminate here. This is a tradable stock, you know, it's below $5 But there certainly is some room to get to the ground floor There is definitely some more room to see this drop off So you know what I like it if I if I didn't put XP on our main list yet and I'm looking at this I gotta at least put DDL on there Is that the lows pretty much? Good spread good liquidity we're watching in here for the last 30 seconds one minute All right scanners refreshing on me no surprise there, but what else we got here to wrap up? IO and Q probably a little bit more down more percentage wise I don't know. I don't go this deep, but I'll just do a quick scan through here just to say Little bit more that's down percentage wise AFRM. It's not really looking too strong on the way down Not a dead cat bounce opportunity yet, but that would lead me to X I know Richard called this out earlier today, and I was wondering like wait Did X really drop off from to call it out was down over 5% at the lows So great call out from rich at the time and it's only been dropping off since So mind you X u.s. Steel an old friend of mine at least we're gonna put back on our watch list here All right, so folks let me know if there's anything else up down left right more than 5% That you'd want me to look at or check out before we wrap up Got si for my side list personally I know I guess trying to sneak back over the VWAP itself off 1750 there I'm not like a huge fan right now at this point in the day. It was good for the morning It was up like 5% I think early this morning So that's where my interest was it was a good trade, but at this point right now I feel like there could just be better that we could focus on I'm not asking about the APG and can't short it and already tanks. So this move is totally done with right now Don't get stuck holding on Yes, may have called off from earlier from Scott. So that was actually from like 10 minutes ago, so I'm kind of catching up at the chat board right now, but yes It's already on our list. So it looks good So we'll see if we can break over the 34,000 cheer iceberg roughly sitting there right off the high off of 210 Z off the lows, but still down I mean why I like the drop off here now if anything it definitely keeps me a little bit more interested in this trade Showing a little bit more strength to the downside Mike, right? You know down over 5% Just do one more circle through here, but I wouldn't mind keeping a small eye on Zillow I'm not from David. It's just not like it's like at the highs, but Right now I've been such a heater on the crypto stocks going into the afternoons You know, there was one day this week where Mara actually ran like 25 cents. Wow No, we want like a real run folks. We want like a dollar run off, you know, that big illustrious runner into the close Not getting it here at the crypto stocks can't fall in love these stocks going into the afternoons And if I'm wrong and today is the day where that happens then whoo, this would be a good day to have some mega my face Then because certainly this chart although it's trending up. It's trending up and it's tradable. Don't get me wrong It's tradable, but in terms of opportunity cost you're looking for that big illustrious run Yeah, I just we've seen it better at this time of the day and we kind of denied it then So, you know, I'd say more now than anything. We're kind of kind of move away from the stock But it's good to know that right it's good to put this in the chat board though It's good to at least, you know, give it a shout for me to give my insight on it So, you know and you know what to look for going forward and you know, the more you know the quicker you are to react to it all The AI trade unfortunately came back down Unfortunately came back down below the 24 level technically hasn't made like a true low or low of recent so Not looking too great though to begin now on the AI stock. So s o u n I'd assume for that to kind of Well, I'd assume for that to not run up if anything so didn't drop off just yet, but still really flat So I'm definitely in the past on this one now Go back to Sarah s e r a You know, I wish this was more liquid. I wish this is a more liquid trade And if anything why I'm really gonna write this off now It's only trading about like a thousand two thousand shares a minute. I didn't see that until right now It's been a long day. So it's saying that we're gonna scrap that one The XP, you know, hey, it wouldn't hurt us to put this on our main list because it is really tradable And it's coming off of news from earlier. So there could be some more eyes on this one But again, I mean I just said it five minutes ago if it's gonna make that big move for the next hour and 15 minutes Why isn't it done it now needs to make that move pretty Pronto if we're gonna have like something that's worth our time. So I'm gonna pass on this right now as well Because Zillow Zillow I'll add to that list there Mike not good or not a bad call there. I should say Roblox I'm gonna pass on this. There's no need for the $41 right there I mean, you can say the same on Zillow, but Zillow is a little bit closer to the lows I feel like maybe down a little bit more now Kind of about the same kind of about the same kind of about the same I feel like Zillow is a little bit weaker in terms of trend though So that's why I'm kind of leaning towards that out of the two that you wrote All right folks so with that in mind Brian says it's also Friday with a three-day weekend probably not a pop Not probably not a lot of pops left today I won't say definitely I would agree with that But I mean if we can get a good squeeze within the markets Maybe some short covering heading into the close Maybe some advanced buying for next week the markets look good in terms of the trend if they sustain here and pop higher Then we could have a nice end of the week, but you're right. We have a three-day three-day weekend coming up I can't stress this enough folks. We are off on Monday Monday We are off. We got Washington's birthday or at least according to our historian here rich got a Washington's birthday technically on the 22nd, but markets are closed on Monday here this upcoming week Monday The 20th markets will be closed to celebrate President's Day slash Washington's birthday. Alright, so enjoy the weekend Enjoy the long weekend. I'm gonna be traveling down and you're traveling up I should rather say to Jacksonville, Florida for our trader summit our C2 on-site class coming up Monday through Wednesday coming up next week So I look forward to seeing a lot of us there in person You know a bunch of us for the first time a few of us for the second or third there But no, it's gonna be a great time just a bunch of different presentations live trading across the market open and closed with myself Fausto, I believe Tom Busby will be there great Tom Busby and a couple of other present presenters In between alright, so with that though folks for all of us in social media Facebook live LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Enjoy the weekend enjoy the long extended weekend catch back on Tuesday here Any questions that you'd like to send over first feel free to do so Josh at c2 trading calm That's my email address Otherwise though if you're interested in joining our live trading room Just go right down to the link on the green banner below the stream right there to get yourself set up get yourself started And hey if you call our office actually specifically you could have to begin coming up on Tuesday of next week if anything All right folks So again enjoy the weekend for all of us in this inside the live trading room I look forward to speaking to most of us at least coming up in class. 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I want to start off by saying that this isn't necessarily the video that I wanted to make, but it's the video that I have to make. For those of you that don't know, my name is Josh Beasley and I just finished up my first year at Yale University where I'm studying electrical engineering and computer science. There I'm an Air Force RTC cadet and I'm also a magician. The purpose of this video is to finally get out everything that I've wanted to say about college. Everything that I've been holding in and look back on what I thought I would get out of this experience. I got accepted to Yale on March 31st 2017 and I have to say that it was one of the most memorable days of my life. I want to hear the full story. I made a video about it last year so go check that out. You see I was absolutely ecstatic. After rejection and rejection I had no hope that Yale would work out. So the fact that I'm here now is just absolutely crazy. Most of the accepted students attend Bulldog Days later that month and get a taste of what living on campus is really like but unfortunately I couldn't go. I had visited before but it was brief and I really longed to revisit the place I would now be calling my home. The point is that I was excited out of my mind but I really didn't know what I was getting myself into. You see it's almost as if I just saw Yale as a name, a big why. I didn't have anything to associate it with yet. I was completely in the dark. But at that point it didn't even matter right? I was going to Yale. Wrong. I feel like for most of that following summer I didn't even think about college. I knew it was going to happen but I almost pushed away any college related thoughts. I focused on relaxing and pursuing my passions. Magic, video making and computer science. Finally comes time to pack up and leave and I feel hopelessly unprepared. It's Yale supposedly one of the best schools in the world.   I swear I almost had an emotional breakdown the night before. It was really bad. I wasn't going immediately to school though. I was doing a week-long backpacking freshman orientation trip with my other Air Force ROTC cadets. Honestly I was kind of dreading it.  I found when I finally got on the trail was something unlike anything I've ever experienced before. You take 10 like-minded individuals with similar goals but completely different backgrounds and throw them on the Appalachian trail for 10 days and you get one of the best weeks of my life. Never before have I bonded so fast with a group of individuals. By day two or three we were inseparable. It felt like the conversations on the trail never died and even when they did we relished in the silence of nature together and it wasn't awkward. Within mere days these people were no longer strangers. They were friends, wingman, family. I expected a week of sweat and trail mix but ended the week with nine new best friends and memories that I will never forget. So my hiking trip ends and I'm back on the bus to Yale. I'm a little nervous. I just got off the trail yet I'm less than two hours from meeting my roommate, my sweet mates and stepping into my residential college for the very first time. What I didn't know coming into Yale was that my residential college, Timothy Dwight College, is pretty much unanimously agreed upon as the worst residential college. When I told my full leaders I was NTD I was met with. Ooh sorry about that. I don't get to live on old campus with all the other freshmen. I'm off by myself. What does this mean? Am I going to be able to make friends? To say that I was overwhelmed would be an understatement. But it was fine though. No matter what happened I knew I would already have a support group on campus and there were the smelly people sitting around me on that cramped bus. So I finally get to Yale and the first couple weeks are an absolute whirlwind. I meet my roommate Jake and we hit it off almost immediately because we both do magic. Me and my other sweet mates Aeton and Kenneth and soon become pretty good friends with the guys across the hall Walker, Ethan, Kingry, Jacob because we're in the same froco group. What I did not expect was for everyone to be so passionate about what they do. I found that most Yale students have a certain thing you associate with them. Aeton has been doing independent research on microscopic worms for the past three years and won the National Science Fair. Kenneth started his own environmental nonprofit and is practically on a first name basis with the North Carolina governor. Like what? That's insane. I knew everyone would be smart but man I almost felt like I wasn't good enough. First semester was filled with late night conversations in the buttery about crazy topics and just getting to know everyone. I was stuck out in TD away from all the other freshmen so the 100 of us out there became a pretty close group. I didn't expect to find such a supportive community away from home. Like the head and the dean of TD knew my name and they knew everything about me before I even walked through the gates on the first day. There was so much support so many people checking in to see how I was doing. I felt at home. Another thing that surprised me was the social opportunities. I'll admit that I wasn't a party animal in high school and to be honest I had no idea what to expect from Yale. I envisioned Ivy League parties as a bunch of people sitting around talking about Descartes and quantum field theory. Not that that doesn't happen sometimes but in general Yale is pretty lit I must say. There's always something to do on the weekends whether you choose to go out or not. Even if you choose to stay in there's performances and shows and people that you can sit in a hammock with in the TD courtyard till 3 a.m. in the morning. I've met so many people. If you want empirical data I'm pretty sure my number of Facebook friends has doubled since I got to Yale. These aren't normal people though.  Some of these people make it look easy. Like most people that went to public high schools who are at Yale right now we're pretty used to like being on top when it comes to academics and stuff but uh that is not the case at all at Yale. There are some people that will tear through CSP sets so fast that they just make me want to like transfer out. Do I feel like I'm struggling? No but I definitely feel very very average but it's great. It means I have places to go. I'm being challenged and I'm constantly improving. I think the thing that surprised me most though was how much I fell in love with every aspect of the place. Between the people, the academics, the opportunities, the social life, the extracurriculars. I couldn't have asked for more. I knew it was a great year because when I was packing up my stuff I didn't want to leave. I'm sitting at home filming this video right now and guess what? I miss school. That's not really something I could have said in high school. You know what? That's okay because I know what I'm doing now. I've had time to reflect and when I get back on campus next fall I'm gonna achieve every goal I've set this summer because guess what? I've only got three more years and I'm gonna make the most of it. If you enjoyed this video please consider dropping a thumbs up down below. This video really meant a lot to me and a quick thumbs up will help the channel out a lot more than you think. If you're new consider subscribing. I will continue to post vlogs, interviews, and the occasional college application video if you're into that. Comment down below any questions or concerns and I'll see you guys in the next video.


Welcome to Rehash. All of you in the know, we're all news, as old news. We bring you the best and worst of what's happening today. I'm Adam Mariebles-Vox, and you're watching Rehash. For those of you who are just joining us and miss the pilot episode, this is a show where we bring you news stories that are happening today, right now. And then we also talk about channels that we think are up and coming in the Freedom Family. We also talk about comments, our lives, if you care about that. Click the video, it's like above my head, maybe. I think over there. I'm not sure how far over there. We've got a second camera angle. It could be like way far. Bobby, Bobby, change it, change it? Yeah, try it. Bobby. Yeah.  I'm sorry, I'm sorry, it's Jimmy. Okay, so this show is meant to spotlight channels that we think are awesome and also bring you a little bit of news, talk about comments, all that stuff like that. And basically just a forum for us to wave our hands around like this.  Okay, so now that all that's been said, also thank you to EposVox who introduced us. And but you had a news story you wanted to discuss with me.   Maybe. Like is this a virtual reality thing? But there has been some footage at surface on the internet and I wanted to go over it and just get your thoughts. You know, real life GTA, it's pretty cool. I mean, what do you guys think? Do you think real life GTA should be a thing where you could play Grand Theft Auto at real life? Would you guys do it? I don't think anyone on the streets would ever be safe. Yeah, I would never go. Because I don't know about you, but when I play GTA or any driving game, like I can't control the car, so I'm always on the sidewalks. Right. Like is that, like, is that everybody? Is that you?  You're bound to wreck sooner or later. That's the thing. Like I decently drive, but eventually I'm going to wreck like really, really badly. All right. So anyway, I wanted to show you the clip. And anyway, Jimmy, if you want to go and roll a clip, let the Freedom Family look at it. So my first reactions are that this is exceptionally well made. Bravo to, what was the studio? Cord or digital. Cord or digital that made this. They got the camera angles just right. I was pleasantly surprised to see some familiar scenery from the game. And I was also, the way that it ended, I'm not going to spoil it. Make sure to click down below about how that was, or how it ended. I loved it. I even think that they got like the stealing of the cars and everything like down almost perfect. The best thing I loved about it was like when you hit the people, the money would fly out of them. It's just like it happens. Totally, totally. Yeah. Yeah, I just, I don't know. Like it's stuff like this that makes me feel vindicated as a gamer. I'm just like, yes. Yeah, this is stuff that we need to see all the time. You know, you need content like this. This is what makes it a great platform. Also to all of you who are wondering if I use the word vindicated properly, I'm wondering too. So Google that, let me know. I actually don't know what that means, so. It sounded good. It sounded like a nice word. Okay, you do that too? Yeah, I'll say it. Yeah, okay. So I've got one here, which the Freedom Family can join us on somewhere around here. Around these parts right here. Yeah, another same movie. Okay, so there is an Indiegogo campaign going on right now within the Freedom Family made by a couple of people who are partners of the Freedom Family. And I wanted to talk about this because they are making an awesome, like a episodic content. The best way I can describe it without showing you the clip, which we will here in a minute, Jimmy's getting that ready. The best way that I can put that is that it's like, of course I had to forget the name of it. It's like VGHS, but with superheroes. It's awesome. Jimmy, well, the clip. So does evolution follow a steady progression, or does it proceed by making some balance? This is my kitchen. If you leave a mess or touch my stuff, I will have to break you. I will you. My kitchen. I have an artist here who will work for 500 a day. No, clan. We need a student. A reckless, partying student. So let's show them now one in 10 shows in a bowl in the frontations, or powers. Cheeky Palt is a coming of age comedy based in a superhero world, where the three different characters represent a different vision of discovering a dream. We filmed a whole bunch of test footage and demo footage over the special effects of all the scenes with our actors, because we want to show you guys, this is what we want to make. If you want to see more of it, then get involved. So in the world of the piece, basically everyone has, or what in 10 people are born with mutations or powers. Obviously Kate's being telepathy. Ben has super speed, and my character of daddy basically shits bricks. So as a freedom partner myself, that blows me away. I can't even imagine that someone of that skill set was able to do that, and the fact that they're part of it with freedom is pretty cool. I liked it. Super powers, college, it's awesome. I thought that it was similar enough to VGHS for me to, or as far as a concept. Now I don't know about the content itself, but as far as a concept, it's close enough for me to identify with, and for me to definitely want more, but different enough for me to still be interested in this being finished. Now they are asking for a certain sum of money, which if I were to do my job, I would know what that number is right now, but I don't. It's not a lot of money. I believe it was something like 2,000 pounds, which is about 4,000 USD, because I'm not up on the, but it's not a whole heck of a lot of money, and I would love to see them make this. I would love to see it come to fruition, and honestly, just to have freedom involved in something like this, even if we promote this now, it happens, and I get to look at this a year from now going, be out. Right, but like I said earlier, in its own right, that's still pretty cool. The fact that a freedom partner and his team were able to make that, it just blows me away. Yeah. Okay, so then I believe you have another newsy thingy.  Fallout 4. You know, I hate to say this, I don't really know a whole lot about Fallout. I know it's a game, and isn't that the game with that kid who's like, ah! Yeah, now I'm gonna be honest here too, I've only played the first one, and I didn't play any of the others. But the trailer, So that actually makes me feel better. Yeah, yeah, so we're both going in this blind way, but I've seen bits and pieces of the trailer, and I was like, wow, this is amazing, and take my money now, so. Okay. So anyway, Ginny, if you wanna go and roll the clip for the Freedom Family, go ahead, like do it now, okay? It's all over, but the cry. With the world poised on the break of war, Vault Tech is reporting a reckoning. Crying, but me. Folks, it seems, we've got some great news. Stand by. It's all over. Immediately, the thing that I take away from this trailer is that dogs are truly man's best friend. I don't know if you saw it, but at one point, we'll try to edit this in, or maybe you could just go check out the video down there in the comments, or not the comments, the description. That little thing down below. Yeah, with all the wordy text things. Right.  Right. So I really like that, and I'm glad they put that in there. Oh, what do you think?  I mean, do you guys, does the Freedom Family play fallout? And if so, what was your favorite fallout? I'm very interested. I played the first one, I played about midway through it, but I just lost track of other things that I was doing at the time. But let me know, what is your favorite fallout, and what is your favorite scene, or player, or weapon? I mean, be very descriptive. Okay, so one of the things in this trailer, and I'm gonna segue this as professionally as I can, is that they show this suit of armor that reminded me of Terminator, like I was expecting Arnold, sorry, the Gov-o-nay about. I was expecting him to pop out. That was a pretty good accent, by the way. Yeah, thank you. I was expecting him to pop out and say something, but he didn't, which brings me to one of my things, and this is a strange segue, but you'll get it in a second. Oh, geez. There is a guy who has made a crazy sick laser. Now, let me tell you about this laser. This laser is, it's so illegal to possess that. Can we even show it in the video? We can show the video of it, because it's someone else breaking the law, not us. Right. Okay. This is, where is it? There it is. Okay, so let's see here. Now, there is, okay, so he created a laser at 40 watts. At 40 watts. Now, 40 watts, as a light bulb, that doesn't sound. Right, listen, that doesn't sound like a whole lot. However, 40 watts as a laser is extremely crazy. So we're glad we're gonna put up a clip of that, because it is a YouTube video, and we can do that kind of thing. Oh, Jimmy, put the breader back. Hurry up. They're actually able to make this, it loves me away. I could, you know, not even contemplate the concept of an actual laser gun. It blows me away. I think it's awesome that he took the opportunity to say that because it wasn't technically illegal for him to build this thing, he just had to do it. He had to do it. Right. I also, I picked up a piece of investigative journalism here. Some research. A little bit of research, yeah, which all of my geeks and whatnot should be really happy about. In the movie Terminator, which goes back to why I was referencing Arnold for this one. Arnold says, when he's buying all of his weapons, the clerk asks him anything else, and he says a face plasma post laser in the Portiwad range. The FedEx. And then the clerk kind of looks at him with an annoyed face going, just what you see here. And he's like, that oozing nine millimeter. So, like just the fact that Terminator looked, like it this far. And of course, this is a very limited, I don't think you can really weaponize this realistically yet, yet, but you never know. Soon enough, we could have like, this could lead to, I don't know, like. A hundred watt laser gun.  Oh, Jesus Christ. Yeah. Okay, so moving on from that, just a reminder that right now Nintendo is doing the World Championships 2015. First time they've done this in like 20 years or something. And to commemorate that, I did find a really cool thing from the Far Side, which is a comic series talking about this from the first time it happened. If you're not familiar with the Far Side, you just lost your gate card. Jimmy, Jimmy, throw it up so the Freedom Family can see it. There we go. Okay, so hopefully you pause your screen because that was kind of brief. Then again, you know, we're probably not talking to Jimmy the way we'd. Sorry, Jimmy. And of course, this wouldn't be rehash if we didn't talk about some of your comments. But you guys left us down below. So let's see here. We're gonna pull these up. Okay, so we've got a couple of, we've got a couple here that I guess were made and people didn't realize that they were already made. So let's kind of go through these. DJtheS.com says that he's not sure if it's been addressed in any videos yet, but is it possible or impossible to make heartbeat available for Firefox as well? It's been said that it will happen eventually, but right now with the rapid development, it doesn't make a lot of sense to have something that's gonna be ported, you know, every feature we have to report. Why not go ahead and get everything done then? At least the bulk of it, right? Right. Until we're working on more major, long like development features. Long term goals, right. So there's your answer. And then DeSectra also asks, when's it gonna be available for Firefox? Not really, we can't really answer that. My personal suggestion is actually to switch to Chrome. It is a better browser in my opinion. And it actually gives you a lot more features all across the web, not just- Right, but just, you know, we've taken you guys' comments, we're looking into it, and do know that that is something that we're looking into, but we just don't have a date right now. And then there's this one who's a little bit more critical on the same topic. He says that we read every comment, yet we ignore comments that suggest heartbeat for other browsers. We're not ignoring it. We've gone on the record many times. We're reading all of them. We've gone on the record many times just saying, you know, it is something we wanna do, but right now it would slow development. It would, it's just not where we really need to be. And not only that, but, you know, Chrome has the massive market share. I mean, Firefox is nice, and we do plan on maybe getting there at some point, but I mean, it just doesn't make a lot of sense for us to, yeah, anyway. Yeah, all right, I understand. Okay, let's see here. And then we have, oh, thank you so much. We have a horsey 12 PM-der. Horsey 12 PM-der. I'm not even gonna try. Who says that the support for Google, basically he answers the question just like we did. Thank you so much.  Thank you for freedom. Can we actually give them a sticker? Like, can we have stickers we can give them? Thanks for being a buzzkill. No, there are no stickers. These are metaphorical stickers. Or is metaphor, there's another one. Someone Google that, see if metaphorical actually fits what I just said. I'd like that. It sounded good. But that's all for that section. So as far as that, that's really all I got other than to point out that Stargate 1994 release movie was actually the very first movie to ever have its own website. Don't know how that all fits in, but now you know. As far as today's partner spotlight, of course, EposVox introduced us, so it's his channel we're talking about. EposVox does all kinds of crazy content on his channel such as Let's Plays, Tech Reviews, all kinds of things. The guy's got like five channels and we're actually gonna keep his spotlight a little bit more briefly because he actually works for freedom, but he was really quick to get the footage and all that into us. So be sure to check out his channel, linked down below, and yeah. He's a pretty talented guy. I mean, his videos are up to date. He posts relevant content that you guys may be interested in. So I mean, it wasn't hard to give it a shot. Also, he's got a really epic voice, not quite this epic, but as always, guys, thank you so much for watching today's video and you'd be out your own. If I can remember it. Yeah, I would love to. Hi. Jesus. Thank you so much for watching today, liking, commenting, doing all those things that make us love our jobs. And until next time, be sure to be awesome to yourself and amazing to each other. Bye freedom, hey.


Derek, the way Will is throwing the ball down the field and, you know, 20-yard passes and things like that, are you seeing some more room to run with the defense maybe having to respect the deep ball a little bit? I mean, if we are being efficient and making big plays in the pass game, I think that correlates to, you know, having space in the run game and, you know, the same way with the run, if you run the ball effectively, then it opens up for the pass, so. What did you say to Ryan in the aftermath of the decision being made? Oh, I just told him, you know, I want to see, you know, your teammate go through something like that, but I just told him, you know, just got to keep working, keep focus on getting better, and just stay locked down with it and just keep being yourself. Say anything to Will, or kind of business as usual since he started the last two games?    He can only get better and keep on improving. You know, he's coming to work every day and working to get better and, you know, it's been fun having him in there and just excited to see what's to come. You talked about wanting to be clearer and the huddle kind of better at calling the players just from your perspective, how's he been in the huddle aspect of it all? Setting in? Will, the huddle. How good is he at delivering plays when he's calling? You said he wants to be clearer? Yeah. I mean, the play's been called right when we were running right. I mean, I don't, I mean, that's just something for himself, I guess. You've got a sense of urge to everyone to win every week, but nine games left, what's kind of mindset this team and kind of, is there kind of a now or never type mindset going into what's left? Yeah, I think you just take it week by week. Focus on each opponent each week. Focus on being one and all in that week. Being locked in on everything and try to go out there and go get a win on Sunday. They're coming off a Thursday game. We're having a few extra days built in there. Do you feel like those extra couple of days help out with the freshness and your body just feeling better, having that extra day off? I mean, we, you know, you get like a little mini-buy week on Thursday night game, so it gets guys time to get their bodies back under them, be ready for the next week, so the body feels good. What have you seen from the box defense, Ante? They're a great defense. I think they've been solid for a long time. I feel like those guys have been playing together for a while, too. You know, they're disruptives up front, especially with 50-NR Vita Vaya, smart linebackers and steeped linebackers with Devontae David and Devon White. You know, they've got great corners, some safeties who are good in the run game. So they're a solid defense all around, you know, so you just got to be locked in and in the meetings and letting it correlate to the practice field and, you know, going through the game plan just so we can go out there on Sunday and be ready to execute. They're a solid defense for sure. You're young, starting out. How much did you kind of gauge your week-to-week progress, like watching film on this game and kind of comparing it or thinking, well, I did this better or I still need to work on that? Sit again. Did you kind of track your week-to-week progress in terms of, I'm steadily getting better or I need to work on this? Did you measure yourself that way? I mean, I think every player evaluates himself. We've got the week game after game, seeing what they can do better or what they can improve on. I think that's how you get better. I think that's how you grow as a football player. I think, you know, every player does that no matter however the game goes. There are people with a lot of games here. A lot of the guys you've won those games with are gone or in Ryan's case now in the backup role. What gives you the confidence that the current group in the locker room can win games down to stretching this season and make it a little successful here? I mean, I don't get that deep into thinking about, you know, all of that. I mean, it's still football. We still got to go play. We still got the right guys to go in there and go do it. You guys just got to go do it. Play well on Sunday.  But I don't really get into all the other stuff. I've got a game to play. Focus on my job and what I need to do. Do you feel any different with the carry's touch down in terms of wear and tear halfway through? Or is that something you're not conscious of at all, apparently? I'm not going to say wear and tear. No, I feel great ready to go play. You know, excited to play a game on Sunday. The lack of road wins. Does it feel different when you go on the road? You know, it's been nearly a year now since his team has won away from Nashville. Can you tell it? Or is it just one of those things that you can't put a finger to it as to why there hasn't been more success on the road lately? Yeah, I think we're just not executing. When we get on the road, I don't know whatever the case may be. Hopefully it changes this Sunday. I think we just need to execute in all three phases. Do more of the small things in games, the details of the play. And I think it just comes down to execution for real and when we get down in the red zone and putting points, getting in the end zone. Because it's hard to get down there in this league and when you get down there, you've got to make sure it ends with seven. I mean, field goals are fun, but at the end of the day, you want to get seven points to be able to win. Did you see any improvement going from a home game to playing on the road? Is there specific points that you try to focus in on Will to try to help him improve from week to week now at this point? Yeah, it doesn't change with how we handle anybody really. We're always going to continue to try these guys to improve. He did a great job being able to go and handle the environment. Operation was clean. End of half in terms of our two-minute execution was clean. So he did a really good job being able to go and handle that environment, which is a tough place to play, especially on prime time. And yeah, we're definitely looking forward to making some strides again this week. You mentioned you're going through that process, but you mentioned the things you feel well. You guys want to win, but there's expectations. How do you kind of balance that still being patient and allow him to develop as a player while having a high expectation? Yeah, I mean, the expectation's never going to change. The standard's never going to change. So obviously, we need to do a better job. Everybody needs to do a better job to make sure that we're scoring more points and putting our team in a position to win. The thing for us where we need to do, continue to do a good job, again, with everybody, but especially with Will, is being able to go and have those teachable moments for him.  Definitely not a throw we want to make in that situation. And him just understanding, okay, I think there was 11 seconds left. We should have two cracks at this thing. If it's not clean, we can get this ball thrown somewhere. It's our guy, no guy, and not putting the ball at risk. And that's just one example of a moment that, you know, I'm not necessarily sure everyone understands the levity of it until they're in it and until they have to go and make that decision to make that throw. So finding different examples like that to be able just to continue to teach him and continue to help his progression. In terms of being able to play to Will's strengths as a quarterback versus what you've played to with Ryan's strengths as a quarterback, does that change your play call in certain situations at all knowing, you know, maybe what he's good at versus what Ryan was good at? Yeah, we're always going to try to continue to cater to the skill sets of our players. So, yeah. Because of his arm strength, his ability to maybe throw with somebody bearing down on him or as he's getting hit, are you willing to occasionally take more risk? I don't think there was any... I don't think we had any reserve or any worries about taking risks with anybody that's been under center for us. That's exactly what you were talking about at the throw to Josh. Was that one where he came to you and said, what did I do wrong or did you kind of approach him? Just kind of what is the dynamic there? Yeah, you know, as soon as it happened, I was waiting for it to come up on the Jumbotron to get a look at it. And he came over and when he came over, luckily it came on the screen and we were kind of able to have a mini film session if you will, right there in front of how many people were in attendance. But his willingness to learn and his willingness to want to do right and to want to win has never been in doubt, but it was never clearer to me than it was at that moment. Those face-to-face, teachable moments, is that a part of the reason why you are down on the field when you're calling? Yeah, I think there's a lot that goes into that. I think you get a true feel for the environment.  If you will, I think you get a feel for the big fella, right? You feel him run. And then, yeah, being able to have that immediate feedback within the dialogue, the back and forth, you know, one of the benefits to being on the field. You know, there's drawbacks, too. Obviously, when you're up top, you get to see more and you're kind of taken away from the emotional part of the game, if you will. So there's pros and cons to everything, but... I was like, I guess for you, as far as the offensive line goes, with a couple guys now banged up and trying to find a replacement. How's Dylan Dunn kind of stepping up when he's had an opportunity? Yeah, he's done a great job being able to come in. And again, when we've talked about it, basically just, hey man, like whatever's going to get us the best five on the field. And then he's done that. He's come in and spelled us a guard. He's spelled us a tackle and he's come in and we haven't skipped a beat.  That's not an easy job. And it's a great job by Sully Haas and Jonesy in there and making sure that those guys are not just, you know, in just learning one position. They're learning the whole concepts and learning the whole scheme. And yeah, so he provides us a little bit of versatility and gives us an opportunity to make sure that we get the best five out there. What do you expect from Andre if he's back in after having been taken out? Yeah, block his guy. Again, the expectations aren't going to change for, you know, what the job description is, what the standard is, what we expect from our guys when they go out there and play. Would you give Will, like on a given week, compared to Ryan, the same amount of stuff?  Yeah, yeah, he's, you know, if we went and looked and compared the amount of plays that were up in the game plan, they were, they've been consistent with whoever's been in their center. But you might agree on the arm strength as he'll play with the big chunk plays and the X plays and so on. Yeah, you know, the guys up front have done a good job of being able to provide him the time to be able to get that ball off. The guys that have been running the routes have been, like that route that hop ran when we were backed up. I think it was what was the end of the first quarter, right? When it was first and 23, I think, like that was a great read by him. It was a great reaction by Will to be on the same page and it was an accurate throw.  And then our guys have been doing a great job of going down and making plays on the ball. Moving back to Pittsburgh, the second to last drive, four minutes left, what was the thinking with the run, run, run to end the deep hole? Yeah. Well, the first play there was, you know, a reverse. I thought we could get an explosive play with that. I think that got us five, got us into a second and five situation, wanted to run a play there for us. That was going to either get a first down or get us into a third manageable. We didn't execute that. We thought we were going to have multiple or we knew we were going to have four downs. So the same thought process went there. We had a good play that we thought was good for the situation that we had rep throughout the week. That was either going to be a first down or get us into a fourth and close, fourth and short. We didn't execute and then we didn't convert on the fourth down. That fourth down play with that backside burst 101, I imagine that's an alert. But do you want him to go there in that situation? You had the three by one, you know, the three on the right. If he caught it, would you ask that question?  So we, we love that match up going into the week. We had it earlier in the game. I want to say it was on the third quarter. Ball was on the right hash trail and ended up smoking them. Ball went somewhere else. So, you know, when, when we're sitting there and we're getting him ready, it's like, hey, big alert here on this particular play. He had the match up if, you know, six more inches to the right and it's first and go from the four. So that's the type of trust that we have in our playmakers in our quarterbacks to be able to make those, those, those decisions. And again, it's something that where if that wasn't, if that wasn't prepared for or talked about throughout the week, then yeah, it had a big issue with it. But with that particular matchup and the way that trial had been running, we felt good about it and it just didn't hit. But that's still lower, like a lot lower percentage, right? When you're trying to just move the chains on a... Sure. Yeah. Again, like if, you know, if six more inches to the right, you know what I mean? So it's, it's very easy. And that's a part that for me personally, being able to kind of learn and grow from it is, is, you know, you have to be able to teach the process and not the result. So as we're going through, and hey, this is what we game planned. We like it. We like that matchup. And then you can't tell someone that. And then when they go and do what you had prepared for and it didn't work out, it came up like, well, why the hell did you throw that ball? You know what I mean? Because then now all of a sudden it's, it's, well, what do you want me to do? So yeah, if it was a matchup that we hadn't talked about previously that we had earlier in the game, then, you know, I'd be with you guys, but I'm all for it. How do you like the way that connects with Kyle Phillips? It seemed like they did that most of the time. Yeah. Yeah, Kyle did a great job of winning his routes. And, you know, came up in the two minute drill especially. He was open. We'll trust him. And that's the thing like Kyle's been out here and he's been running and he's been working. And, you know, when you put that time in the grass and you're one of the quarterback needs it to be and you're able to win, you know, with rock craft and suddenness. And create separation and, you know, the quarterback funnel. He has settled in play well for the last couple of weeks. Anything change with him or just kind of been more perfect in his technique? Yeah, I think being out here practicing, trying to improve the technique of fundamentals is vital. I think he's played square. He's challenged. He's made some big plays for us. So hopefully that continues, but I'm proud of him with how he's responded and we just got to keep going, keeping that consistency. Surprise, I guess, is the word about how drastic that change in the run. You know, you guys had that long stretch for eight, ten weeks. And then it's just...  It's just we got to be more consistent, play with technique, fundamentals. At times we play with a light box. We've been able to get away with that a little bit more in the past and what we're doing right now. But ultimately, like, you go back and look at that Pittsburgh game, they had five runs for 84 yards, I think, and it was all self-inflicted wounds, right? We gave up two on the edge. It shouldn't have been able to get out there where our body is out there and they just end up bouncing it and we're not able to get off and make a play or we start retreating, giving some ground and they get around there. So we just got to make sure we're locked in. Everybody understands their role. It takes all 11. Passing game, running game, it takes all 11. Everybody's got a job to do on every single play, making sure where they're supposed to be, how they got to fit, and then we got to make sure we're getting guys on ground.  But the stats over eight games say that's what you are. Do you think the guys have a clear feeling for what you are? Yeah, and I think that probably stems from Paul a little bit what I just talked about. Like you go back and you watch these games. There's six to eight plays that are killing us and costing us, right? Like I said, the five plays for 84 yards, you take those out. It's 20 some runs for 80 yards, right? So there's few and far between and we got to be better on those plays and we can't sacrifice our technique fundamentals and give up those chunks because it is the stats don't lie. The stats don't lie and if that's what you are, that's what you are and we got to make sure we do a better job of being more consistent and eliminating the big ones. Keep working, keep working. I mean, we got to keep working at it. Guys got to trust what their job is in each scheme. We got to make sure we understand our role, right? Like I mentioned earlier, it takes all 11. I think there is an understanding of it, but come Sunday, come Thursday night when it matters, we got to be able to do it. There are always variables in runs in different places, but has it come down to if you're winning a higher rate up front and you can eliminate some of those possible variables, possible mistakes? Yeah, I mean, I think it takes everybody. There's times those front guys get doubled, right? And those backers got to be able to fit. They got to be able to take some of those doubles off so the other front guys can show up. I think it incorporates everybody, the safety, potentially feeling, filling in a whole. I mean, at times, guys are going to get reached, right? Outside zone guys get reached. It's on the guys behind them to make them right, right? That's part of football. It happens every single game. So I think there's got to be coordination. There's got to be an understanding of where I'm supposed to fit, but at the same time, I might have to make somebody right at times. With the lack of pressure and the stacks, how do you look at it? Some say, okay, we'll put it back. Pittsburgh throwing the ball really fast. Others say, well, they're not winning up front. Yeah, I think it's a combination. I think it's a little bit of everything. I got to do a better job getting these guys in situations where they can't win, right? I think when we do get those opportunities, we do have to win. I think that's part of it. I think the ball out quick comes into play at times. Of course. I think there's a lot of things that go into it. I really do. Just like I'm talking about in the run game, it's going to be all 11 every single stack, right? So if we're able to challenge, if we're able to be tight, if we're able to possibly get them to go to a second read, that's going to buy some time as well, right? But we got to make sure we're locked in the games aspect that we've had success with at the time. I think the coordination of some of those things at times costs us right where we're wasting some rushes, where we got to do a better job making sure we're all on the same page with that. What are the big difference at home as opposed to on the road? It seems like at home, like, God, they go crazy, but it doesn't happen as much on the road. Honestly, I don't know if I have the answer to that right now. I think we just got to make sure we're ready to go and take the same approach. I think we do, going into games in terms of our mentality. But third down, we got to own that down. Like, we got to treat it as our down. We got to have that mentality that put the onus on them, put the pressure on them to have to convert. And we got to make sure we're taking that mentality every single third down to try to get off the field. Have enough of your guys gotten better week to week, steady progression over the season? Yeah, I think there is, like I said, Paul, I think there's a lot of stuff that, and we show them every week, we talk about it every week. It's the consistency and the eliminating of the 6-8, 8-10 plays a game that are showing up. And it's across the board, right? Like, it's not just one guy, it's not just one group. Like, I think it comes down to the unit, just the consistency, play it and play out. You never know what plays going to be a difference in the game. You never know it could be early in the game, it could be late in the game. But at the most critical times, especially late in the game, we got to be at our best and we got to make sure that we're executing at a high level and performing and finding ways to get off the field. What needs to happen in terms of your guys that are supposed to set the edge to prevent runners from either bouncing outside or being able to turn the corner? I think we got to keep our presence there, right? We got to try not to do too much, try not to make plays that are not really our plays to make. Everybody wants to be involved, everybody wants to be productive, right? But when you're out there on the edge, you got to be there. Like, your hat's got to be there. If those runners feel like they can test you, they're going to test you, right? So we got to make sure they see us out there. We don't start coming under or trying to get off blocks early out there to try to make a play that somebody else is fitting that gap inside anyway to help us. So let's make sure we do our job, understand what plays you're supposed to make. And if you fall in late on something, great. But make sure you make the ones you're supposed to make. The message of make the plays you're supposed to make, don't try and do too much, is a message that Mike was saying after the Indianapolis game. And it feels like here we are with the same message sort of about that edge play. What's it going to take for that message to sort of get through and turn into results? I hope showing them in the results that we've had from them not doing that at times, right? Like, proofs in the pudding, everything's on film, we can see it all. Making sure these guys understand, like, the guy's right behind you and he's going to make the play. Don't jump inside, because now he's not going to be able to make you right. There's a time and place, and I talked about earlier, where these back-in guys have to make guys right, right? At the same time, if it happens late in the down, at that point they're lying to them. They can't make them right. If it's early in the down, they can read off and they can go play and they can correct them and fit where they need to fit. But if you lie to the guy late in the down and start showing somewhere and then come back in late, it's tough for those guys to make them right. Yeah, I thought we left some things out on the field this past game against Pittsburgh. One, we got to do a better job blocking for them on the outside. But, you know, he's doing a good job going back to our catch in the ball.  So we'll hopefully get that back on track this week, because I felt like that was kind of our low point on our special teams this past week. Is it his job until further notice or you didn't tend to go back to Kyle? No, Eric's, you know, earned the right to continue to do it for us, you know, and hopefully this week will be better. But yeah, I think he's earned the right to be our starting punt returner. Did it feel like it was a regression maybe from week one, or are you still seeing that? No, I mean, I think he does a good job. We've got to do a better job blocking for him. You know, that's a key thing for us. You know, we want to try to win on the outside with those guys. And it's a tough job for him. You know, they got a guy that's running as fast as he can. We're trying to backpedal, get our hands on guys. But we've taken pride in that for four or five years. Guys on the outside, whether it's single or double-pressed, they've taken a big time pride in it, and they've done a good job. So we got to continue to work on that and do a better job for Eric, too. Did you feel like, I guess, like, hey, York made some strides maybe during the time when he was here and I hate to see him go? Sure. You know, I'm happy for him.  But yeah, we thought he made really good strides while he was here. He simplified a bunch of things, kind of got back to what he was doing at LSU. And, you know, he's got a lot of potential and a lot of good traits, and hopefully it works out for him. How enjoyable is it to send the folk out there every time? Well, you feel good because every time you send them out there, you expect him to make it. I think that's the confidence level that we have in him. He hasn't himself, and he's proven it year after year. You know, even when we go out and practice, when he trots out there, we expect him to make all those. And he does a really good job, obviously. So I feel really fortunate that we went out and got him, you know, and he's been a really great addition to our special teams' units. How have you enjoyed him personally and spending some time with him, getting to know him a little bit? No, he's awesome. Got a great family. You know, he's a very happy-go-lucky guy. You know, nothing, he never gets too high or too low. He's the same thing every day. So it's been really fun to have him around, you know, with the younger guys, even with Stonehouse. You know, Stone, he's still a young player for us. So he obviously helps out Ryan a bunch, too. So we're just really excited to have him with us. And watch how we do things and watch how Ryan operated early on in the year. I think it's really benefitted him as he's starting to play. How did Ryan maybe handle the situation? How do you maybe expect him to handle things, maybe moving forward? Ryan's been great. He's been a true pro. He's been in all the meetings. He's been willing to help in any way possible. So that's what I expect from Ryan. He's the ultimate pro, and I'm sure he'll continue to get up. Will seems to have a good sense of poise and calmness, through pressure, and the moment doesn't seem to be too big for him. Have you noticed an unusual calmness about him than a typical rookie or young quarterback? You know, he has. He's, you know, the two games that he started. He has been calm, and, you know, he comes in a sideline. We look at the iPad. We figure out what's going on. Maybe where the reach should be here, where the protection should be here. So he's been very good about that. He's been very coached on the sideline. He's got to go out and try to give him some clues and take it from there.  Like, he hadn't really seen him play since August up until the game against Atlanta. Any far are you surprised at how maybe well he's played right out of the gate in the first two games? I don't know. I've been surprised. I guess the best thing that he's done is his preparation. I think like any young player in this league, you've got to understand what it takes to be successful in this league. And I think Ryan set a great example in the room, and that's a great example in the room of what it takes to play the quarterback position and what it takes to prepare each week. And I think Will's starting to figure that out. His preparation these last few weeks has been really good, and I think that's contributed to him playing better. What does he look like? Like, has he won those guys against their early stays later? Has he done that from the time he's been here? Yeah, you know, yes, he has. He's in. You know, we sent him the plan the night before, and he comes in. He studies it. He has good questions. We review it. He's in early. He watches a lot of film. And I just think his preparation is what's helped him get off to a good start now. Obviously, it's just a start. It's only a quarters, and he's got to keep improving, getting better. But I think he's heading the right direction. How much did that kind of QB training program you could deal with him on Mondays and then after practice? How much did that just help him be ready to step in for that first start and last week as well? You know, the goal was to try to prepare him and try to prepare any player on the team to be ready to play when their number's called. So, whether it was throwing on Mondays or calling plays after practice or running through it with air, you try to simulate the best of your ability what it's going to be like in a game situation. You try to put them through as many things as you can, whether it's on the field in the film room. You're trying to groom these guys to one day be able to be starters and be successful players in this league. So, everything we did was to try to build him for this moment and hopefully continue capitalizing. You look at the early success that he's had, right? Four touchdowns, pretty solid out in last week. That dictates a lot of expectations.  You know, he sets a high standard for himself. He's very hard on himself, very critical on himself. So, I don't think that's an issue at all. I just think it's just be yourself. Continue to be who you're being. Don't change the preparation. Your preparation's been good. Don't try to be anybody different. Just go out there, be will, and lead the team. Pure curiosity, but have you ever asked him just stand flat-footed and throw it as far as he can? Have you ever just tested that? I have not. I'm sure he's done it before, but I've never asked him to do it. What's maybe the most impressive throw you've seen him make? You know, really the thing that I've been most proud of him for is developing a second pitch that we've always talked about. A lot of times, particularly he had a fastball. So, we all know he's got a fastball, but he does. He's got a sinker, he's got a change-up, he's got a slider. So, just to see him, the different club selection on some of his throws, that's been the biggest point of improvement that I've been proud of.