What do you think of 12 and 13 personnel and kind of how it's evolved back? Can you take us into that tight end room and kind of give us an idea, a picture of what you think it will be? It's going to be important.

I'll tell you what, I'll be happy.

to be in that room, and we're going 13 personnel.

So now as a tight end, now I get to show more of my value, what I can do outside.

If we're using players outside, if we're using Brent Strange to lead up on a linebacker or to have one of our other tight ends turn the corner and block.

So to have that sort of personnel in the game, it's an advantage to the offense, especially if you've got guys that can run slant routes.

You've got guys that can go deep and catch the ball and make those contested catches.

Just from that triumvirate, the trio of Liam, I call him Jimmy Gladstones, and Tony Buscelli, how big has Buscelli been in terms of an influence on this franchise in a short amount of time?

Who is Marcus Pollard, you may ask? Well, I'll let him introduce himself.

Well, first off, I've been a collector since I was a small child.

I was just going through some of my photos.

My mom died a year and a half ago, and I was going through some photos, and I found a photo of her and I at a book sale in Seattle when I was three or four years old, you know, at a secondhand book sale.

And I'm like, yeah, okay, these roots go pretty deep, you know.

I've always collected.

I've collected comics.

It was Pops Taylor who suggested he take his equipment out of the sewing shop to record the band.

Well, I'll let him introduce himself.

Well, um, first off, I've been a collector since I was a small child.

I was just going through, um, some of my photos.

My, my mom died a year and a half ago, and, uh, I was going through some photos, and I found a photo of her and I at a book sale in Seattle when I was three or four years old, you know, at a, a secondhand book sale, and I'm like, "Yeah, okay.

These, these roots are, go pretty deep," you know? [laughs] So I've always collected.

I've collected comics and, uh, you know, in the olden days we didn't actually collect records, we just had records, right? [laughs] They were just that thing.

But yeah.

It was Pops Taylor who suggested he take his equipment out of the sewing shop to record the band.