Bill Landis

But there's also the possibility that, like I said, he goes four for 120 against Maryland.

There's also the possibility he goes five for 210 against Ball State or five for 210 against Kent State, and you're like, hey, that helps.

So I said 41 just because I don't want to be in the business of betting against something Jeremiah Smith can do, but –

It is going to be difficult.

So that's, I just, I kind of went coin flip, but I, I lean JJ.

Uncontrollable because there are words that are, there are things in, you know, Ohio state's fear offensively that are,

I mean, JJ is not going to dictate like JJ, I don't think is walking into coaches meetings going, we should play faster this year.

I mean, maybe he can, maybe he will, maybe they'll listen to him.

But like if, if Arthur Smith and Ryan day say, actually, you know, last year playing slow would have worked.

We just screwed up.

And that was why it didn't work.

Like maybe they think that's the same problem.

So it's,

It depends on that.

It depends on the receivers, like you were mentioning, Doug.

Like, what if Brandon Innes takes that step and we're looking at Brandon Innes as a top 50 NFL draft pick?

And is it going to be easy to give JJ the Heisman if, you know, because there's a realistic amount of yards that Julian Sands is going to throw for.

If JJ's got 1,450 yards, let's say he barely gets 4,000, but Brandon Ennis is at 800 or 900, does that look as impressive, right?

Like that's the other part.

But then it goes back to kind of the Heisman just voting in general, right?