Dan Orlovsky

We've lived in this world with... I watched Pash Mahomes, who's the best player I've ever seen, have inaccurate throws.

I watched Lamar Jackson, who's one of the greatest quarterbacks of the last 30 years of the NFL, have inaccurate throws.

I watched Josh Allen, who's having another MVP-like season, have inaccurate throws.

So those guys aren't necessarily...

these pinpoint accurate dudes all over the course of four quarters they do things that overcome that or you know kind of make up for it and so yeah I think you got to be really encouraged what I love for him to hit the layups more consistently yes do I think he will once he's

He gets even more reps for sure.

Yeah.

And I also see that for sure.

Like you can watch some of the throws both in the pocket and outside of the pocket.

Like, man, that's sweet.

You know, and you'd much rather have I would tell you, I think most coaches and I would much rather have that guy that can do some of those things.

You're like, man, just that there's there's 10, 12, 14 of you guys on the planet that can do it.

and then figure out ways to get to some of the stuff that a player like myself can do.

Like, yeah, take this six-yard check down, like roll the ball to them.

And so I think there's a lot of uncoachable traits there.

I'd also say this, they're in a world now, and this is where you get into this development phase.

Okay, so we're in the middle of December, essentially.

They're a playoff football team.

You're so in the world of,

winning, winning, you know, and how do we win?