Orange And Brown Talk Podcast

In this episode of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast, Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe discuss Wednesday's OTA practice. They focus on the quarterback competition, particularly Shedeur Sanders' performance and emphasize the importance of context in evaluating practice stats. They also get into the significance of attendance during OTAs. Then they celebrates Mary Kay winning the Bill Nunn Jr. Award. Takeaways: *Shedeur Sanders' impressive stats need context. *Seven-on-seven drills do not equate to real game performance. *The importance of 11-on-11 reps in evaluating quarterbacks. *Shedeur Sanders is an intriguing prospect but currently QB4. *OTA attendance impacts team dynamics and player competition. *David Njoku's absence is more concerning given the new offense. *Mary Kay Cabot's major award. Time stamps (AI generated): 0:00 Introduction to OTAs and Shedeur Sanders' Stats 3:02 Contextualizing Quarterback Performance in OTAs 5:56 The Importance of 11-on-11 Reps 8:47 Evaluating She