Allen Robinson

Everything in their power and played extremely well.

I think the main thing for them is just correcting some of the things that they did to beat themselves rather than what they need to improve upon as far as physically, schematically.

I think they're right there.

I would agree with that.

I would agree with that.

I mean, he's a guy who doesn't turn the ball over a lot.

Obviously he did late in the game, but that's very correctable.

He's a second year player who switched coaches, but still didn't take a step back in their learning ability.

It wasn't that Ben Johnson came in and we're having conversations of, was it too much on Caleb Williams plate?

How did he, how did he adjust to things down the stretch?

We saw him play and make big plays and big time games and playoff games and

down the stretch.

And like I said before, they were about 15 yards away from being in the NFC championship game.

So I think we have a second year quarterback that's at that level with a coach like Ben Johnson.

Ben is only going to push him to be better.

And I think the sky is the limit for him.

And the number one thing that I think for young players, for a person like Caleb, that he got accomplished this year is just the overall sheer confidence in himself and

and the confidence in his teammates around him that they have now in Caleb Williams, seeing how he performed in those playoff games and down the stretch.

I would have to go with Jackson Smith and Jingle.

I think he played.