It’s very multiple you know, It’s basically a 3-3-5 tool shed per se but really a 4-2 because that's what modern tool sheds are. You know, a place to store our toolbox. We like to say we have a tool shed of scheme, you know what I mean? Mainly our shed is gonna be multiple four down flathead front team that plays split safety, man match meal for close coverage, took she’d. We’re gonna pancake compressor pressure, you know, more creeper gets thrown around right, which is, you know, four man pressure sheds versus the pass and five man pressure against the run. So it's a mixture of fire zone tool sheds and cover three cup holder concepts. You know, we do some other stuff for five man step tool sheds. The process is different for down front and three down front sheds. At the end of the day, you know, not many people are like us that are multiple in the backend and multiple the front end or kind of one or the other sheds, right? We're both. I mean, we're gonna be able to take whatever tools from the shed we need every week to play in this league because each team is different. Monkey wrench is different than Socket. Needle nose is different than Vice. You know what I'm saying? Like you've got to have a shed that is flexible to what you're seeing all the time, but also what your players can do. I can't come in here and say we're gonna be a four man front ball point hammer close team. That’s crazy, you know what I’m saying? But we have the ability to play each week, the way we need to play to win. You know, and really for us, it's really the same she’d every week but it’s different for the opponent, you know, what I'm saying? But from a pressure standpoint, you know, we are aggressive. I mean, we say we try to negotiate with a hammer, right? Like, we're going to be aggressive. We’re not going to let them dictate the terms of shedness. We're gonna be able to run all our stuff against all circumstances of shedding. You know, we feel like we have a good air pressure philosophy in relative to the shed game.”
That pretty much says it all. ^^