Nolan Ray

You look at the running back room.

If Bo McCormick misses time, you're basically down to Nolan Ray and Evan Dickens and, and a smattering of Makai Dodd.

It, it, you gotta start getting healthier again.

You cannot [laughs] you can't...

They did it again.

They didn't convert a fourth down with Nolan Ray inside the five yard line, inside the five.

I don't understand it.

It's like, if you're going to bully these guys, bully them on that play.

And a lot of it's controllable.

A lot of it's controllable.

Convert those fourth and ones with Nolan Ray, with Evan Dickens against an F CS defensive line.

Those things are just painful and just hurt the soul to watch.

So I would love to see just how Grayson Wilson looks just, and I know it's the FCS, but like, you know, how's he look throwing the ball down the field? What's he looking like doing all that stuff.

And then Nolan Ray, he played two snaps last week.

I think Mike and I went, Whoa, Nolan Ray's out there.

He's a big physical back.

And this is the perfect type of game where you can just let him truck all over Maine, especially later in the game when you're just trying to get out of there healthy and This is the perfect time for him to kind of just get his feet wet and show you.

Again, make sure he's back next week.

You do not need to play Bo McCormick, play Nolan Ray, see what you have there because Nolan Ray played what two snaps last week and hasn't played before that.

So McCormick, that's what we know about there.

No updates on Michael Krauts or Onye Nwosisi, but both of them are on the depth chart.

I mean, Evan Dickens is clearly, I think he played like 60 snaps.

I think only two other running back snaps went to Nolan Ray.

So, like, he's their guy back there, and he's somebody that they're going to rely on.

But they're still trying to figure out the kinks.