Dalton Johnson

last year the defensive backfield literally historic i mean literally historic you cannot argue with it all four defensive backs or they had not not all four but four were drafted, and I believe that's the first time that's ever happened.

You're trading Stukes, and who was it? Jennison Smith, Dalton Johnson, Michael Dansby, and I think we've talked to you in the past, and me having my state of Arizona connections.

My first newspaper job was at the Casa Grande Dispatch, and Randy Robbins had gone from Casa Grande down to Arizona and played there and played in the NFL.

So they've had a long line of really good defensive backs.

All four defensive backs, or not all four, but four, were drafted, and I believe that's the first time that's ever happened.

You're trading Stukes, and who was it? Jennison Smith, Dalton Johnson, Michael Dansby, and I think we've talked to you in the past, and me having my state of Arizona connections.

My first newspaper job was at the Casa Grande Dispatch, and Randy Robbins had gone from Casa Grande down to Arizona and played there and played in the NFL.

So they've had a long line of really good defensive backs.

All four defensive backs, or they had not, not all four, but four were drafted, and I believe that's the first time that's ever happened.

You had Treyden Stokes, and who was it? Jennison Smith, Dalton Johnson, Michael Dansby, and I think we've talked to you in the past, and me having my State of Arizona connections.

You know, my, my first newspaper job was at the Casa Grande Dispatch, and Randy Robbins had gone from Casa Grande down to Arizona and played there and played in the NFL.

So they've had a long line of really good defensive backs.

And I believe that's the first time that's ever happened.

You'd trade in Stukes and who was it? Jennison Smith, Dalton Johnson, Michael Dansby.

And I think we've talked to you in the past and me having my state of Arizona connections.

My first newspaper job was at the Casa Grande dispatch and Randy Robbins had gone from Casa Grande down to Arizona and played there and played in the NFL.

And it's what we thought.

Like, we told Danny Gonzales, or, I mean, we asked Danny Gonzales, like, "How do you replace guys that are in the NFL?" By the way, they, they had, uh, they had Dalton Johnson, Treydon Stokes, and, and Genesis Smith came out on the field together.

Saw it.

Um, and I was thinking, "Well, would've been nice if they were there for the bowl game," but, uh, you know.

If you just look at it, they lost a lot of talent from the defensive backfield, which as a season one, we're like, this is an elite defense, like secondary.

When you had a trade in Stukes, a Dalton Johnson, a Genesis Smith, a Michael Dansby, an Aiden Garns, like, wow, that fit together beautifully.

And by the end of the season, that group was just ridiculously good.

It was a no-fly zone type of situation.

He's obviously earned the starting nod here.

These are two guys who we don't know.

Are they going to be Dalton Johnson and Genesis Smith or Trayden Stukes? Probably not, but can they be competent, capable safeties? Because you don't want them leading in tackles, but you need them to be able to make sure that they are the last line of defense and can make some plays as center fielders on deep balls and all that stuff.

Well, Quinn Olsen is fascinating for a couple of reasons because he's an old high school quarterback that I think was pretty successful, which, you know, if he's playing that center fielder kind of free safety type position, if you know how a quarterback is reading the field and therefore you know how to read the quarterback, that's already a leg up and, you know, seems like he's a pretty athletic six, three kind of, kind of guy.