so much quicker that maybe that is the case but this is who we are and that's not going to change. So, you know, that was what I mentioned before, that we're not slowing up. This is not just great for our offense, it's great for our defense because so many teams now are no-huddle or they do all these types of things and our guys will be used to playing at that kind of tempo. I thought a lot of no-huddle teams were gaining advantage because quite honestly, they're not used to working at that level. I think we are. On using offensive linemen at multiple positions... I think the big thing is unless you're one of the starting five guys and even the starting five, [if you want to be one of the good teams], you need to prepare for the worst scenario. Does that mean Matt Slauson moves to center? Whatever it is, you don't just learn your one position but learn others as well. You know, I'm not just a left tackle, you're a left and a right tackle. You're not just a tackle; you might be a tight end. Whatever it is, the flexibility of it is you're only going to have seven offensive linemen up for a game, generally. Guys have to learn different roles and that's what we're doing. If I can ever get [Nick] Mangold convinced to go to the Olympics to watch his sister compete, then it will fall on Matt