Caleb Williams

Two defenses that have holes in them?

You don't say.

I'm just saying.

We might have to prepare for a very special episode of Pac-12 After Dark again Sunday night over at Soldier Field.

This might look a lot similar to what we saw out of the 49ers game.

Yeah, I mean, it showed a lot of progress.

When you're able to run with the 49ers and that quality, and frankly the quality of that division, which is where the majority of the Rams' losses came from, then that gives you an indication.

But getting back to the topic at hand when it comes to the game recognizes game aspect of this,

Sean McVay also, and he's no stranger to talking about other teams, and he's gone viral in the way he can rattle off every single player's name and what they do well, and that's gone viral before, as we've seen.

So he was also asked about what he's seen out of Ben Johnson as a play-calling head coach.

So when we hear that, it's obvious he's not calling plays for Sam Laporta and company anymore.

Tyler Buterbaugh with the deep dive on that one.

Tyler, where did you find that play clip?

No, it's true.

And frankly, the branches of the trees overlap, right?

When you consider the Shanahan coaching tree goes back to Mike, the dad of Kyle, obviously.

And then that's, this is like the latest of the branches when you consider Sean McVay, frankly, Matt LaFleur.

and how this modern offense has now taken place.

For all of the coaching tree discussion that we've done, especially when you're looking for candidates and you consider how McVay came into the league, he was hired in his early 30s, right?

Wasn't he 33 when he got hired to be the head coach?