Boomer Esaias

And it's a different environment in the playoffs and especially in a stadium as loud as Mile High.

So he's got to handle that.

And, of course, Matthew Stafford's going to have to handle –

The chaos that is Seattle.

And he's been there before.

He knows that they're in the same division.

And he's been comfortable.

The last time they played there, I think it was like a 39-37 game or something.

So he can handle it.

But as a quarterback, and we were talking about this last night with Sean and with Greg Buttle, we were just talking about how communication is so hard for the road team.

Because there's a lot of mistakes.

There's a lot of things that happen that people aren't aware of because somebody doesn't get a call.

Somebody can't hear something.

And it is really incumbent on the quarterbacks to keep everybody at bay.

Like, just calm down.

And it's an amazing and amazing situation when you find yourself in this, what it's like and how loud it is and just how chaotic it becomes.

And then if you lose a guy along the way, like a key player along the way to an injury or something,

You know, and then you've got to fill in with somebody else who may not have been running certain plays that you're trying to get done during the game, and things start going foobar.

Yeah.

It gets a little crazy.