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I'm hearing that QB2 has morphed into a true three-man race. Weldon making consistent progress.

Scaife is further ahead, as he played at a higher level of HS competition and was here in spring. I wouldn’t be shocked if he starts getting more time at tackle after the first scrimmage. Like I said on the pod, Reed is third string and has a lot of ground to make up. But his ability to move...

He’s getting a fair shot. Reps are being split pretty evenly.

Last year's OL wasn't dog **** There is a lot of space between championship caliber and dog ****. Last year's line was competent, but not championship caliber.

It already started. As mentioned on the podcast, the backup QB battle is one of the most interesting in Camp. Jarren was best in spring but, as we saw last year, training camp is a whole new ballgame. Perry and Weldon have the talent to make a leap, just need consistency.

Weldon finished the spring really strong after coming back from the eye infection. He can play.

I got it off his "Let Me Explain" mixtape.

Needs to do a better job in pass protection. He is athletic and quick, but a little bit of a leaner and needs consistency. OL is a slow burn position. Sometimes the light goes on. Tyree St. Louis is an example of a guy who went from unplayable to reliable fairly quickly as a sophomore.

Mallory has shown he can win one on one. The moment he gets a step on a defender, he's gone. Richt isn't a guy who is out of touch. He understands the method of modern offense. He will force defensive coordinators to keep a private eye on Mallory wherever he lines up. They may want to double...

They are focused on grooming Gaynor as a center. That could change, but right now that's where he's at.

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