Caleb Williams

Like, you know, he's even with him.

Like give him the best ball that you can, you know, high in front of him.

um and and let him go make a play and so that was that was kind of the the thought um but in those moments a lot of times i'm scrambling i mean there's no thought like i'm yeah right at the end of the moment right before i threw it was like that was that was the last thing i like i wasn't thinking anything until that moment it's like i put it put it high and we call high back five you know yep and uh and that's what that's what it came down to and cole cole did a great job you shocked yourself

nah i knew it when i let it go i knew when i let it go i knew it was a touchdown yeah a lot of times well dude was so far oh he's up at the front of the goal line so that's why i was like i got enough space to put in the back and just let cole fade away to it yeah um yeah there's a there's a few times throughout the games where where you know like you let the ball go and it's like okay here we go it's a you know so that's why i got up and just went straight to the sideline i was like oh yeah

It's a little home run trot.

Yeah, I meant to do that the first time.

That's how we drew it up.

It's part of the game plan.

my main message to him was he needs to get, get out of football for a little bit.

He's done a phenomenal job in terms of staying focused all year long.

He put a lot of time, a lot of effort.

I thought he grew up as a professional.

I thought his communication to the coaching staff grew.

I thought his communication to his teammates grew, but we will certainly have a number of points of emphasis that he can dive into when he comes back this springtime.

Did it take y'all a minute to get on the same page?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He's a unique cat.

He is.

From the outside in, you can tell.

Love him to death, man.