Bobby Brown, III

Shout out to Zackie.

Um, bottom five, uh, you have Bobby Brown with a 46.6.

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You have Lee Hunter with a 40.3. You have Tayron Edwards with a 39.1.

And then, you know, I think especially on the interior of the D-line, you know, the group that we rolled out yesterday was the group that we've had for the past year.

And then you sub out Puna for Bobby Brown, and it's the group that we've had for the past two years.

And so I think it's a special group to where, like, we know each other.

And, you know, it's a special thing to know, all right, you have two former defensive player of the years, you know, sitting back at home, but these are still the guys.

So the course to call at the end of the game that Willie made a spectacular play on to force the interception that was taken away because of the roughing the passer.

Was it Bobby Brown that I can't can't recall who hit the passer, but

Okay.

Okay.

It is an awful thing for Panthers fans because it sucked.

I think that it was the right call.

And what I did like, Bobby Brown, I think, said that it was cheap and that he sold it.

But he also said it was the right call.

We'll see Lee Hunter.

If they go with three, it'll be Bobby Brown III or Aaron Hall or Tayra Edwards or Cam Jackson listed as the backup nose.

I mean, Derek Brown's a superstar, right? Arguably the best player on their defense.

Really big.

Mm.

Um, and their front three are Derek Brown, new draftee Lee Hunter, who Anne absolutely adored, and Bobby Brown III, backed up by T. Rawl Edwards, Cam Jackson, and Aaron Hall.

Outside linebackers Jalen Phillips and Patrick Jones, backed up by Travis Gibson, Prince Amumalon, and Thomas Nkume, who I loved, but I wanted to say where he came from and I, I was gonna get his college wrong there.

No, it was Central Michigan.

You have Derrick Brown up there.

They have Bobby Brown III.

They brought in some big boxers.

to stuff the run.