Miguel Navarro

And I looked at this and I wasn't sure what the lineup was.

Apple TV had it as a 5-4-1, but we had Miguel Navarro tucking inside.

We had Jackson Travis at a wingback.

There's a point where Keegan Rosenberry, Mark, you could argue was the the right winger or the right midfielder in a 4-3-3.

He does so much from a wide area within five to seven yards from the sideline.

I don't know that there's another Rapids winger or even a fullback that I would say you know, does that with regularity, even Miguel Navarro, who you and I have both praised in recent weeks, who we think has been doing good stuff attacking wise.

It just hasn't led to goals.

Like when's the last time that we saw Miguel Navarro stick out ride rather than going forward to the end line or cutting inside and just pinging a ball and right into the box to find a Darren Yappie or, you know, a Paxton Aronson or something like that.

And there's a lot of passing and stuff that he does that's from that wide role.

You know, the Rapids have a lot of players who can do good stuff, short distances on the ground, five yards away, 10 yards away, 15 yards away.

And all of those players had that same quality that – Not only do I not think there's been a player who's won the captain's armband who has that, I'm not sure there's a player on this team who has that.

It's Josh Atencio, Loudon Barkey, Wayne Frederick, the two new players.

But look, before we close up this game, I do want to say that I thought Colorado played a very good game.

Miguel Navarro is a guy that, you know, he's an experienced guy.

I thought he'd had a decent game.

Paxton Aronson was a problem the entire day.

What does it take to get a call?

And then Miguel Navarro puts a shove in on Kingston, and it's a foul on Navarro.

Foul by Navarro on Kingston.

Looking

for Whittaker.

Knocks it back

to Hamzat.

Hamzat bypasses Navarro.

That was, that was, that was about it.

I think another positive Miguel Navarro, we've got them on loan.

Just sign them already.

Like, let's get that finalized.

I don't think there's any scenario where it's not him.

I think it will be the usual back line that we've seen, so it should be Miguel Navarro, Louick Williams, Rob Holding, and, uh, I think Reggie Cannon returns at the right pack position.

In midfield, I think Yosimar Yarzún goes even if he's risking an injury, or he has to be a 50th, 55th-minute sub.

So I think it's Hamza, Paxton, and Yosef.

But Colorado is trying to set this like triple screen on Austin defenders at the back post.

And Miguel Navarro just runs over Besard Savovich before this corner is

put in.

And so they get to reset here.