Bill Landis

He carried the ball 378 times.

Yeah, and that was an offense that had A.J.

Brown and Corey Davis and Jonu Smith and Ryan Tannehill.

They had pretty good weapons, but their best weapon was Derrick Henry, and Derrick Henry got the ball a lot.

So for his mind, Arthur Smith's mind, to go immediately to Derrick Henry when asked about Jeremiah Smith was just like, okay, there's nothing to worry about here.

Jeremiah's going to get the ball plenty.

In fact, Jeremiah might get the ball even more than he already has these first two years.

The only reason I would say no to that is just like volume of plays.

But if you did it more of like target share, like what percentage of a team's plays go to this guy, I think Jeremiah Smith could be the guy who leads the country.

Yes and yes.

Yeah, I think that's something I can get on board with.

I wonder, too, how much of that might involve... They're not going to put Jeremiah at running back, but getting him the ball on...

reverses and stuff like that and jet sweeps, those kind of things.

I think you could see that come into play too.

We call that play go time.

Yeah.

Okay.

Go time on three.

It's a lot of grace for it.

We call this one go time.