Feleipe Franks

Like it just not, it doesn't like, it's like,

he's going to be Felipe Franks in the NFL.

He went to tight – he played tight end.

I know.

close to the end zone at the end of the game there, which was, that's already a morale killer as it is, but he's been one of the most reliable special teams tacklers on this team.

Where was Bryson Tremaine? Where was Felipe Franks? Bam Martin Scott, that's literally his specialty, his special teams.

Where was he in all that? Like, I understand there was injuries.

I understand you were a little bit off in certain ways, but like, listen, you are on this team to be reliable hands, David Moore, and to be successful consistent in tackling on kick returns, Bryson, Tremaine, Felipe Franks.

That's why you have a roster spot.

Don't screw that up.

It turned out Mercer was a better player.

Felipe Franks was all that, which is why Trask was on the bench.

Turned out Trask was a better player.

Jeff Driscoll was one of the most athletic quarterbacks I ever saw.

They picked...

Treon Harris when they should have picked Will Greer.

They picked Felipe Franks when they should have picked Kyle Trask.

They picked D.J. Lagwin when they should have picked Graham Mertz.

And then during, man, the Mullen era, right? Like you had, first of all, right out of the gate, he had Matt Corral committed and he let him walk to take Emory Jones.

And then he started Felipe Franks over Kyle Trask.

Then he started Emory Jones over Anthony Richardson.

So just some bad quarterback decisions by Florida head coaches from a lot of different tenures.

And then...

Felipe Franks, special teamer, that's your tight end room for Carolina.

So not much concern with that.

Offensive line, though, that is where there's a lot of questions about that group moving forward following the season.

Like you like for him to be back there.

But also understand you have three tight ends you actually want to utilize.

And you also have Felipe Franks.

And in an emergency, Felipe can be that other tight end for you.

And there's a few moments in that stadium that will never reach the noise level, um, of anything else.

You know, I was there when Felipe Franks threw a Hail Mary to, to Tyler Cleveland to win the game against Tennessee.

That's the loudest moment I've ever heard in any stadium.

This is second, when Yandy Diaz hit that home run.

That was 23-yarder.

The blindside block on Felipe Franks, which, like, I don't know.

We'll have to see.

That was a 15-yarder.