Albert Breer

So like, I just think it sort of sets up for success for Sadiq.

It sets up for success for Cooper, who I think is probably better as a complimentary guy.

He'll be playing opposite, you know, a legit number one.

You've got the back.

I mean, I just, I don't know.

It feels to me like, you know, whoever that is, Dante Moore, Arch Manning, CJ Carr, like whoever's walking in there could be walking into a really good situation.

Right, right.

But it's like kind of like, what are you supposed to do things?

You know what I mean?

Like, so it's but I think like, again, like the situation is really important for young quarterbacks.

Like I always go back to this that, you know, you could argue Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, best three quarterbacks in football over the last five or six years, right?

All three of those guys were drafted by teams that made the playoffs the year before they got there.

You know, the Chiefs traded up for Mahomes, the Bills traded up for Allen, and Lamar fell all the way to 32.

So, you know, I think creating the right environment for the young quarterback first, there's a lot of merit to it.

Now, like you said, the problem is, did you just play your way out of, you know, are you going to play your way out of being in position to take one?

You know, we'll see whether or not that happens.

Right, and if you wind up with the first pick next year, then you're going to have two other picks.

I think you know as well as I do, Jeremiah Smith, Leonard Moore, Colin Simmons, Dylan Stewart.

Next year looks insane.

Yeah.