Nate Ollie

Like, I think this will be a big solid to good offense, depending on what they get from the quarterback defense is a little bit more of a concern.

I think we do have to see, I think Nate Ollie is, is a magician that he's been a magician at enough stops that like, I firmly believe that all of these guys up front are going to have a Terrific seasons.

But beyond that, you know, how is Daniels going to look as a starter? I have really high hopes for him over the long haul, but he is, you know, a rookie day three pick.

So he'll have his moments, I'm sure.

But I think the Falcons, given that he's 24 years old, he's a young up and coming player.

They're betting on Nate Ali's ability to coach him up and get him to a next level where he

can.

Who's that? Who's that?

Nate, Nate, Ollie.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

And I think one it's funny because I was over here smiling because one of the things that came to mind as you guys were talking about the fact that Jervon Dexter, he's kind of the benefactor or was the benefactor on the Bears defense.

That's made it a lot of noise that they, they cut, they waved the ambassador of strain.

I didn't know you were allowed to wave somebody with a Nate Ollie nickname, frankly, but, uh, that's what they did to, to my boys, Zach Harrison, but the Falcons got them back on the practice squad.

Um, Um, maybe in part because of when they released them, which was like a day after it was like a little later.

So it was kind of behind the wave and maybe they kind of got him, got him in between the, the, the free agency waves enough or behind basically the big wave where a lot of teams file their claims and, and kind of finalize how they feel their roster is.

I think that the Falcons, they include Brandon Dorlis as an edge on their depth chart.

And it is worth noting, or probably a lot of people don't know this, but Nate Ollie referenced Dorlis.

doorless when he was drafted and we were kind of doing some media with the coaches where we're just kind of floating around the room and i remember at that point and this would have been before dorlas really got any playing time uh that he saw him as like a tight end destroyer so uh he wanted basically to Just killing tight ends, you know, line them up over the tight end, bigger body and just allow him to go to work there in those situations.

So I say that to say that I think they consider doorless as a big edge.

Yeah, but

he's getting on, you know, so it's just like impressive to me that yeah somebody with it with that kind of build can be as effective but I think that in Nate Ollie's scheme players like him can be more effective like they have the opportunity to do.

what he's asking them to do, which is just shoot in, penetrate, like just create disruption in the backfield.

He's not being asked to, you know, bench press a guy off them and read the play and then shed, you know, he's, he's got a kind of a simpler task that better is his body is like better equipped to execute.