Peyton Joseph

how many guys did we see limping? I saw Foggia definitely limping.

Peyton Joseph at the end of the game.

So two of them.

Yeah.

You don't have a chance.

And to answer the thing about the offensive line sort of wearing down at the end of the game, remember, Bojay got banged up, and then it was a matter of time.

Peyton Joseph got banged up, and it was a matter of time.

But I also thought this, too.

Because we were here on Thursday last week, right? Is this really Friday? We do have Dusty coming up at 8:00 AM.

Uh, but anyway, there's been a little Peyton Joseph buzz building.

I don't know if you've, I don't know if you've heard.

Um, I thought it was pretty telling what Bill Bedenbaugh had to say about the potential of one Peyton Joseph, whom from everything that's starting to build a bit is a guy that has, that has started to show something in practice and it might also be at guard as well.

It's more mental with him, you know, really understanding the playbook, the footwork, the technique, the design of the play, the protections, you know, all those things.

He's got, you know, all the ability in the world, but he's got to continue to do a better job, which he's done this week of preparation and really understanding the defense and, you know, understanding and not having to think about his job and just going out there and doing it.

Whenever, I mean, that's, that to me says a lot of his physical ability Um, to hear, to hear Bill Bedenbaugh talk about Peyton Joseph, I think, I think there's a chance we could start seeing him more.

I know he had a few snaps on Saturday against Texas, but give me another big body in there to mix it up.

Like, he was tossing the big boy in the middle that's what, like 390? He was tossing him all around.

I'm like, "Okay, Noah, I see you." Um, he was the re- he's the one responsible for that big run for Avant because he pushed him over to the side like he did, and you're like, "That's what I'm talking about." Made the hole open and he went, and you got to see a little Peyton Joseph, which it sounds like, like Gabe has been raving about him at right guard, saying, "Man, hey man, he might be a dude if he gets his body composition at the proper space." But right now he's playing at a high level.

You may have your line set with those two at guard, Fasusi and Forget at the tackle.

So in the end, you, you...

And, um, typically, you know, you don't wanna make, you know, iss- you know, make, uh, mistakes in practice.

Um, so you go out and you practice really, really well, you're gonna get thrown out there.

Um, guys like Peyton Joseph, that's a dude who, you know, uh, if Peyton Joseph at his best is, is a very, very big prize-winning, you know, uh, NIL l- offensive line pickup.

Um, you know, Deacon Schmidt is...

I wonder if he actually could help them at guard a little.

I also think they're gonna try, Peyton Joseph is coming along, and he got in the game a little bit against Texas.

Didn't do a whole lot, but I think that they are, are starting to...

They're want, they wanna get him more reps, and I think that he's getting more and more reps in practice, so I could see him being a factor at guard too.

He played, he played just, I think he played by 96% of the snaps.

Peyton Joseph came in for like six snaps, but he played the rest of the game and he wasn't bad.

He was actually pretty good.

And then a Marion Harris actually did well when Colin Simmons was on his side.

Our starting offensive line, Fojay Best, Mykola Ozida-Harris.

Ozada was replaced by Peyton Joseph in the third series at right guard, but Joseph only played sixth place.

Ozada did go the rest of the way.

Josh, I thought, all in all, the offensive game plan, for the most part, it was like one read.

I mean, they put him on the field.

15 snaps.

Heath Ozida, 59 snaps to Peyton Joseph's six on offense.

Cole Sullivan, who had been banged up, he plays 14 snaps.