Dan Wiederer

No one's expecting it to be a snap of the fingers and all of a sudden he's a complete quarterback.

But again, it's the daily reminder from Ben and this coaching staff that there are steps that need to be taken.

There's another level to get to, obviously, and they're going to continue kind of shining the light on that and letting the quarterback know every single day what's next.

Yeah, and Caleb's been pretty good at that over time of understanding that, you know, when to tuck it and run it, when to scramble and throw, when to kind of hang in there.

And so hopefully that just all gets sharper over time.

And this is obviously, you know, sort of a stage setter here during minicamp to try to get you ready.

to go into training camp with some momentum.

I do think that there's been a back and forth between the offense and defense this spring, and Ben has alluded to that a number of times.

But I do think that everyone feels like progress is being made, and it doesn't feel like there's a lot of people out here with their head in swimming, and there's no new system for the returning players to deal with.

And so they're just...

There seems to be purpose and a steady effort to go after what the coaches are asking them to go after.

You hear that from defensive linemen.

You hear that from skills players on offense.

It's just kind of all-encompassing where this team just seems to be in a good frame of mind as they finish up the offseason program.

You said what you did last year was good for a rookie at over 700 yards.

if you expect 1,000 yards out of yourself?

Hey parents, we all know summer break is for fun, but it's also a time when kids can start losing some of the progress they made during the school year.

We want them to stay engaged and keep those young minds active.

Between camps, vacations, and family time, it can be tough to keep a learning routine going.

That's why I want to tell you about IXL.