Luke Getsy reveals the game plan for Chase Claypool on sunday

"The COVID year kind of did some really cool things in the sense of how to prepare somebody," offensive coordinator Luke Getsy said Thursday. "This guy is out, and then you have to have somebody kind of out of nowhere playing in the game. So, we have some really cool tools to help him learn what he needs to learn quickly with not having a coach with him for 24 hours a day.

"So. I think he'll be OK. We'll make sure that he's ready to rock and roll for whatever his role might be come Sunday."

"Omar took Chase by himself to get him caught up on formations, shifts, motions, and stuff," Tolbert said Thursday. "Because when you know how to line up, he's a smart enough guy to know what the play concept is. A lot of teams run the same concepts, but when you know how to line up and how to shift in motion, that's the most important thing. "