USC Trojans discuss some of the players standing out on offensive side of the ball

Are you focusing on one linebacker spot or are you kind of working at both? No, I feel the more you can understand both and understand really just what everybody's doing. I feel like to give myself the best shot to succeed, I have to understand what the D-line's doing, understand what the nickel's doing, understand what the safety's doing, the other backers. So you can just know how the defense is supposed to work together and move in different spots. Did I see you wearing a gold visor on your helmet? Yeah, it has a gold reflective. Is that like a stylistic choice or is there like an advantage to have the tint in the spring, in the sunlight? No, just a little bit of sweat. I didn't feel like the contact's been tackling since the pads have come on. It's been great. Just all those periods, just thudding up, getting bodies to the ball and then as well as every day, getting our tackling circuits in. I feel like that's a big help and when you do things a lot of times, it eventually becomes like clockwork. So it's been great. Anybody stand out to you on the offensive side of the ball? Offensive side, I'll say a couple of people. Trent Mosley, Kaden Dixon, Corey Sims, like we said earlier. But our receiver group, I feel like they've been doing some great things all over the board, especially our tight ends as well. So I mean, I feel like we got a lot of different pieces on offense and defense that are showing big things this spring.