 If Walter Nolan can assume that role, he's got to make plays, obviously. He's got to make tackles. He's got to be able to put pressure on the quarterback. But if he can take the focus of the offensive line, if he can be the guy that every time he's on the field has to be identified by an opposing offensive line, it just opens up things for other players to make plays as well. So he's got to make plays, but he's got to be the type player that is disruptive enough –