What’s been your impressions of the new receivers in that room in Dakorien Moore, Coopery Perry, and Malik Benson?
“They dogs, for sure. Everybody you know sees Dakorien, they see what he’s done. I mean, he’s doing what was advertised. He’s true to his talent. He’s for sure been a guy that’s came in. You know, Texas football is different. I trained down there in Dallas. I got to see how they practice out there. They do spring ball. They are so serious out there. So him coming in, he already had the mindset of competing really well, but really fast. You know, he’s really good with his feet, got good hands of that nature. So he’s for sure what people were saying, it’s true. He’s a legit player, for sure. Malik, you know, real shifty, real fast. You know, this whole offseason where we’re getting together. He’s been in college for quite some time now. So he knows how to push me. I know how to push him. He’s a person that, you know, I’ve been around a lot these past couple months, and I love him to death, and he’s been getting better out there. And, you know, making sure he makes his play. Coop, I mean, he’s just a silent assassin. I mean, he doesn’t say much, but when the balls is in the air, he makes sure he’s getting it. He’s amazing. You know, he’s the guy that came in quiet and making his plays, but everybody calls him Coop-Sauce here, he’s making his plays and doing what he got to do. So we appreciate all of them that came in, you know, kept their heads down, kept grinding and learning plays really well.
