For Xavier Legette, this year about being “honed into the details”

But Canales has seen that throughout the offseason, so the touchdown to end practice wasn’t necessarily a surprise. On that one, he “saw a window flash,” and Legette boxed out and came down with the ball for the score.

“He’s doing a phenomenal job; he’s the guy that we’re counting on,”

Legette said part of that trust-building came from off-season throwing sessions with quarterback Bryce Young, a couple in California and one in Arizona.

“We just spent that time together, and I’m talking to him a little more, going up to him and asking him things like, ‘How do you feel about this?'” Legette said. “‘Do we like this? Am I in the right spot?’

“So we’re getting it right.”

Legette referred to three or four workouts a day, but his approach has been tireless.

That includes closing each workout with sideline catches from the Jugs machine or live passing, because the spatial awareness is another area that might have been loose in the past.