Dan Orlovsky

Yeah.

So the big thing for Sam, which was his issue before is he's so gifted and talented early in his career that, you know, he would, I would, the way I would say it is like, just because you can make all these cool throws with your feet all over the place, doesn't mean you should, uh,

And he had gotten rid of that over the last two years where he, we call it kind of like clicking through progressions, meaning like, Hey, the first guy that I think is, should be open is not open.

Okay.

Like, don't wait for him to try to get open.

Or then go and make him open, just get to the second option or the third option.

And it's almost like a piston where you're just robotic in a way.

Hey, one to two to three, clicking through.

He was doing a really good job of that.

I would tell you in the last month, it hasn't been the case.

He's become, you know, like my constant notice, stop, stop doing this.

Bad words.

Stop doing this.

And it's not getting him in trouble because the opponent isn't good enough, but it will eventually.

So that's got to get more consistent out of Sam.

Green Bay, I love Green Bay.

I love their defense.

I love their offense.

Christian Watson, to me, has become like, you know, he's not as good as these guys, but, like, they're Andre Johnson.

They're Nico Collins.