Caleb Williams

There's a lot of work that needs to be done to kind of work through improving this football team and getting it ready to sustain success and contend every single year.

Dan, were you in the room for Caleb today?

part of it.

And then the locker room opened and ran down there.

Okay.

I wasn't sure because I know you, you do that duty on game days where you're dealing with coach Ben Johnson and the quarterback.

And I was just curious if anything he said today sounded dramatically different or even remotely different than what, what you heard yesterday.

And there was an embrace and it wasn't long, but it was powerful, right?

And so I think those guys were really forthright in expressing their admiration for each other and the bond that they created here really since January of last year.

And what's so amazing about that and important about that is I didn't know if those two were going to make it.

And glowing about the backup quarterback and saying how they're so similar.

And now that I look back on that, was Ben Johnson using Tyson Bajent?

Yes.

Absolutely.

Well, I'll tell you this.

I did talk to Tyson one-on-one today, Grody, and hopefully I can cut up some of that for the podcast here in the week ahead.

Sick.

Tyson's an awesome, like, he's an awesome philosopher, right?

Like, you talk to that guy, and you're like, man, he knows how to phrase things that you're sort of feeling.

And he kept referring to Ben as a lockbox.