Chris Cooley

Utah State.

I believe that's the fighting Chris Cooley's and Washington State.

Nobody go anywhere.

Let's talk some Commanders X-Factors when we return.

He was only my teammate.

[laughs] Chris Cooley?

Chris Cooley? Cooley.

Cooley, yeah.

Chris Cooley.

Now, that's an entertaining individual.

He'd walk in, his hair wouldn't be combed, he'd have paint all over his clothes 'cause apparently he was painting every day.

We're just waiting for that dude to break out.

I always said that he gives me Chris Cooley vibes.

And I do like the idea of having an H-back, especially because of the fact that with the offensive line problems, having someone in that position, whether it be Bates or Sennett at H-back, just you can use them for extra protection, chip the rusher, whatever you need.

And, you know, they can both catch, especially Sennett.

Kiko Alonso.

Chris Cooley is the most popular name here.

Pro Bowl tight end for the Washington Redskins.

I'm sure a lot of people know this, Cat.

Oh.

I went to Chris Cooley's wedding at Lansdowne.

Yeah, you should come out on Friday nights.

You lay on a twin mattress in the pool, and I do guided meditation with the sounds from singing bowls and drums and gongs and chimes and stuff like that.

Mm-hmm

... uh, you know, or H-back as they used to call it, kind of a Chris Cooley type of position? That was the one where he was kind of this cross between a tight end, receiver, and someone who could block.

So I thought that's where h- his big-time value was gonna be, almost, dare I say the next, you know, uh, uh, Kyle Juszczyk.

Now, Juszczyk is unique because of just really how smart he is and how much they lean on him for all these other things, snap counts, getting set up, his, you know, the multiple areas where he can line up at.