Brian Batko

Omar Khan, Andy Weidel, now Mike McCarthy calling the shots in the head coach's chair.

I think they also don't want to throw a quarterback to the Wolves.

I think they want to have this roster pretty well set to plop someone in there so he can hit the ground running like Ben Roethlisberger did.

once upon a time, like you could argue Patrick Mahomes did with the Chiefs, and that's one of the benefits of doing the, I guess, trade-up method, if you want to call it that.

You've got to hit on the picks, though.

So, I mean, I don't know that he's a great fit for how Mike McCarthy described his offensive scheme.

Now he said, I mean, he was like, Hey, don't basically take this as I'm married to the West coast offense.

Don't call it that necessarily.

But he, he described someone having the athleticism, um,

Can he be a positive presence in the locker room, in the meeting rooms, in the huddle, that it's going to be good for the overall development of this team while you're also winning games?

I think there are real things there with Willis.

I do.

I'm pretty high on Willis.

Running ability?

Running ability, some of the throws he was making.

Again, I'm with you like, hey, the little floor offense is going to make a lot of guys look better than they might be.

But I think it's not just a product of the scheme with Willis because we knew we had the physical traits coming out of Liberty.

It was more of just, okay, is this going to translate to the NFL level?

Cause that's one side of the coin.

The other is this guy actually learned and developed under the floor and that coaching staff in green Bay.