Bill Landis

I think most of them started more than 30 games.

Their left tackle, who was repeatedly getting worked by Akeem Mesidor, was making his 50th career start.

And none of that really seemed to matter.

So it's like a big, beefy offensive line, too.

Maybe...

You know, not super athletic, and that was where the edge for Miami showed up.

But I think, like, if you're Miami, right, you wanted –

Oh, well, what do you know about that?

He actually has two today.

Yeah, I think I agree with that.

We were chatting with the people in our sub stack, or at least I was, as you were doing the family stuff, on Friday night and Saturday night, and there was a lot of, like, boy, watching this game makes me appreciate Julian Sane's accuracy.

Because there's a lot...

Julian Sainz is not a perfect quarterback, and he has made some mistakes, but it's pretty rare that he drops back and throws the ball and you think to yourself, well, where were you trying to throw that one?

And I think that happened in both of the quote-unquote big games this weekend from all four of the quarterbacks in those two games.

There was a lot of, like, I don't know where that ball was supposed to be going, kind of moments.

And I just don't know that you're going to get that from Sane or Mendoza, or at least if you do, you're not going to get it at nearly the same rate as we've seen it from some of these other guys.

And maybe you might get a little bit more of that from Dante Moore.

I don't know.

This game is like a blowout and kind of loosey-goosey, so the fact that he's thrown two interceptions, I don't know what to make of that because they're not high-stakes throws necessarily.

But I think, yeah, that might be –