Scott Peters

A few that were a little bit more evergreen that we can hold on to for next week, but keep sending those to the growler podcast at gmail.com. Pat is going to kick us off.

He says, Hey y'all, I think Scott Peters is the single most important addition to the team since we hired him.

I feel like we're finally out of the desert.

I'd give him a lifetime contract today at OC money.

i mean

i think

scott peters is good but i think there have been bigger additions to the team you know like dexter lawrence but whatever

yeah i also think that That has been what's been missing, and we outlined that, you know, really prior leading into the Mims draft.

They held us to zero sacks and one QB hit that game for Osai.

Just trying to be positive with Scott Peters, getting his hands on some new players.

I still think he deserves some more credit for turning Fairchild into a really solid piece as a rookie.

As always though, appreciate you guys for putting out great content.

And one thing that miles talked about was, and if you watch miles hitting, does a lot of this, he does a lot of like putting his head down and just throwing his hands out.

It's, not a great look all the time but he talked about how he was already learning things about hands and hand placement from scott peters i think you know if there's something here in bringing some of these guys in whether it's freeland or whether it's foster or whether it's any of these guys it's that they feel like scott peters can teach them some things and specifically can work on some of their technique with their hand guys that have just, that are big enough and strong enough, but have just not been technically sound and teach it to them in a way with his, with his, with his hand punching techniques that has helped others and maybe could help them.

I think that's the idea with this Hinton thing, but this is not a, none of the, these aren't answers.

Like, none of these guys should make anybody feel good about OT3 right now.

And the other guys haven't done it.

And even Javon and Jalen did it in preseason games, which is totally different, and didn't look that great.

So I think if – and Blake Freeland talked about this too yesterday, about how much he learned from Scott Peters in one day.

So if that comes in and that connection clicks, I think he would be my pick.

These are guys that were all drafted, all have something going for them.

And I like the idea of having players like that with tools in the bag to work with Scott Peters in this offensive line room and this offensive coaching staff, because they seem to be able to develop these guys a little bit now.

At least that's what one year of evidence has told us.

We'll see what year two looks like.

And maybe there's going to be a competition here for a little while.

But you do like that aspect of this, I think, more than anything else, because these guys are all kind of lottery tickets.

But putting lottery tickets into a system with Scott Peters and his staff working with these guys has potentially the ability to yield some nice

results.