very basic level of what a duo run is for the listeners.

So a duo run is just a downhill penetrating run.

The running back's aiming point is going to be the A-gap.

He's going to be downhill.

It is a physical mindset run.

And that's what they do.

You put on the San Francisco 49ers, their number one run is the outside zone play.

For Frichty's room, how would you kind of characterize it? As I think there's a lot of question marks, at least from a 30,000 foot view.

But how do some of your experiences in the past lead you to kind of the style of play that you guys are are putting on the field right now?

Well, it's evolved.

I obviously grew up in the RPO world under Kirk Soraka, and I learned a ton of that through him.

And that's still an element of our game.

Yeah, we still want to be able to utilize that with how we end up with the shotgun runs and things along those lines.

But then when I sat down, it was actually during COVID, and I kind of started to plan this thing out whenever I would get the opportunity to be an offensive coordinator.

And I remember you had all that time.

Can you speak to that a little bit and what kind of what that looks like practically when you're both game planning and also installing things with guys? And hey, this is this is your job and you should go execute that job.