Chris Fowler

I mean, they're a bunch of 24, 25-year-old guys who played four, five, and six years of football.

They just don't make mistakes.

So Miami better not.

It's a crazy thing to say.

So they'll go, you know, about 25% of the time RPO.

They'll go back shoulder throws.

You're expecting to see no mistakes from them offensively because Mendoza's 22 touchdowns, zero interceptions in the red zone?

I'm not expecting to see that because championship games have a weird dynamic, as we know in any sport.

A little bit static on the brain.

People do things they haven't done all season because of the pressure.

He seems pretty immune from that, but this is a championship game and it's a once in a lifetime opportunity for him.

And for a lot of those guys who have paid their dues and been very poised under pressure, I still think there's the possibility that you could have a mini meltdown from one team or the other.

I've seen Peyton Manning choke in a Super Bowl, not regularly, but it happens.

And if that's possible, anything's possible in a football field.

So, you know, but if he plays the same way he played against Oregon.

Mendoza put the ball exactly where it had to be.

I've never seen ball placement quite like that against a pretty damn good defense with pretty tight coverage a lot of times.

And it was exactly where it had to be.

And it is undefendable in the way that Aaron Rodgers in his prime would put the ball on a spot.

It doesn't matter how good the coverage is.