Bill Belichick

But I hate to have to reference that.

But if you don't put Jim McMahon in... And by the way, I haven't even said that Jim McMahon was better.

I'm just saying that you have to put Jim McMahon and Jay Cutler in.

It's just not as easy of a slam dunk for me to just say that Caleb is the greatest of all time.

And you're being ignorant, quite frankly, if you don't discuss Jim McMahon, even though that caller didn't want to have anything to do with it.

No, no, I understand what you're doing because you're saying as soon as I say Caleb Williams is the best to ever play the position for the Chicago Bears, the first thing you have to do is be like, well, if it's not Caleb, then who is it?

And it's a huge statement, too.

And I get it.

I don't think it's that big of a statement.

Because the field isn't good, but it's still a huge statement.

The fact that you can make it is huge.

It's a revelation that we're having this conversation about a present quarterback.

So it is big.

It is something that takes processing, and it is something that requires Jim McMahon and quarterbacks from way back when in boomer time and the prehistoric times, unfortunately, have to be part of the conversation.

What up, Sid?

What?

No, I'm not.

Notice, I've left Sid behind.

Sid is gone now.

You're with me.