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That's Al Harris, isn't it?

Well, there's more than one [laughs] former Packer by the name James Harris.

[laughs] I, I thought it was gonna say a Sealer.

And we all know the injuries that they've had there and the question marks that this defense has had with their pass rush stuff.

But really, man, uh, Dennis Allen and Al Harris and Jeremy Garrett and Cannon Matthews and Richard Smith, all the coaching on that side of the ball, uh, just the tip of the cap today with what I watched yesterday on film.

Yeah, Olin, that's the one thing that I was talking about earlier today.

It's, it's, it's very rare.

This defense, along with Devin Bush and T.J. Edwards and all the guys that they have, are working together on the back end.

I'm really interested to hear, uh, Matt Bowen later in the week on The Score talk about, uh, what he saw on the Bears film.

But you're talking about Dennis Allen, talking about Al, Al Harris, right? The DB pass game coordinator for the Chicago Bears.

You're watching this team play, and you're saying, "Man, like, I don't even see a hole." I, I know why Geno...

Just take advantage of it.

This should be a takeaway market for you if you're Al Harris, and they're missing very important pieces on that offensive line that they aren't gonna be getting back very soon.

So I think all of those things go into the conversation of, you know, how this defense can continue.

And yeah, like, are we gonna say that the offenses aren't great? Sure.

And then he throws a big six to end the game.

Al Harris takes it the distance.

Uh-oh.

9-1-3-3,

I think he would.

I think he's smarter than Harris.

Harris is tough, but he ain't like, hey, let's get in there and hit one of these offensive linemen tough.

I think Elante Taylor would hit one of these offensive linemen coming around the corner, man.

What I've seen the

And guess what? We would roll our coverage wherever number 80 was.

And that was Plexiglas Burris.

Mind you now, we got Bobby Taylor, Joy Vincent, Al Harris, me, and Dawkins.

It's an incredible spot to be in where you have not only a number two QB after the number three QB from the previous week, but then a number two running back and a number two or three left tackle.

This roster is accentuated by the coaching staff, is accentuated by the way that Ben Johnson and Dennis Allen and Prest Taylor, Antoine Randall-Lell, Dan Rochard, all these different coaches, Al Harris, who are just guiding their positions, developing their positions at such a high level, and Kyle Mungai specifically, He's running the ball now just like he ran it when I was calling his games at Rutgers.

High and tight.

Ball security.

Jalen Johnson, who's been victimized by a few of those throughout the season here, they weren't as susceptible to them against the Jets yesterday.

Just like you mentioned, you're putting things on film that people are going to try to attack.

The hope is Al Harris has these guys coached up where they're trusting their technique more so than just trying to guess and see if they can drive on a route and make a huge play because they're guessing as opposed to just trusting their technique to stay in phase.

Anthony here.

yesterday.Charlie, what is your toast? Who's your toast to?

Yeah, my toast is gonna go to, uh, I was torn between Malik Muhammad or Al Harris.

I'm gonna give it to Malik Muhammad, though, because some of the stats on him this year, and a lot of this is, like, I think an inexact science, but he's got a 41.9% passer rating allowed.

That's first among rookies.