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Welcome to the OETA Movie Club podcast.

My name is Jeff Mareva.

I'm the director of the show, and I'm here with the host, Mr. Robert Birch.

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If not, if they're going three linebackers, sounds like it'll be Chase Taylor, Nathaniel Staling, and Troy Bowles.

I'm expecting John Henry Daly to start, Trey Pierce, and Oeta.

And the other edge could be either Dom Nichols or Cam Brandt.

But both are sort of the... 2A and 2B, so to speak.

John, what do you feel confident you know?

I feel confident that Trey Pierce and Oeta, as we've heard from Jay Hill, are going to be two of the best defensive tackles in football.

And the way that I see them working together, working off of each other, working with the linebackers, I'm really confident that those two guys are – as we heard from Trey Pierce last week – to be able to push the pocket a little bit more, get some penetration.

That penetration can be twofold.

happy, but that's where

we got to get them where they understand the opportunity you get every day.

Let's talk about a couple of your guys, Trey Pierce and Oeta.

You inherited them.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to the OETA Movie Club podcast.

I'm the director, Jeff Morava, and I'm here with our host, Robert Birch.

How are you doing? Doing great today.

And then everybody who reads it dies.

And then the British start using it as a weapon, you know.

Let's talk for a second about Monty Python because, you know, OETA, PBS.

Oh, it's part of our legacy.

So Perseus started on his journey, going dry-shad over land and sea, and his heart was high and joyful, for the winged sandals bore him each day a seven days' journey.

And he went by Cynthus and by Ceos, and the pleasant Cyclades to Attica, and past Athens and Thebes and the Copic Lake, and up the vale of Cephisus, and past the peaks of Oeta and Pindus, and over the rich Thessalian plains, till the sunny hills of Greece were behind him, and before him were the wilds of the north.

Then he passed the Thracian mountains, and many a barbarous tribe, Peons and Dardans and Triballi, till he came to the Ister stream and the dreary Scythian plains.

And he walked across the Ister dry-shad, and away through the moors and fens, day and night, toward the bleak northwest, turning neither to the right hand nor the left, till he came to the unshapen land and the place which has no name.