Dan Wiederer

Because if he is earnest in his desire to be elite and to be great, and I think he is.

I mean, he wants all of that.

He wants all of the glory of being a great quarterback starts right there.

Because as you said, there's going to be a lot of new faces, not necessarily on offense, but on the defensive side of the ball and special teams.

So to say that...

That there's hunger now?

I don't know.

I don't know about some of the new guys.

I think that there will be, but at least we know that the man wearing jersey number 18, whose leadership is probably continuing to grow and evolve, he's got that, I believe.

Yeah, well, and it's going to have to be consistent, you know, and you're going to have to be able to to maintain that not only over months and weeks, but years, you know, and that's going to be something that Caleb's going to learn how to do as his career evolves.

But it's going to have to be there.

And one of the things that I've loved about Ben's sentiments this week, you know, he said,

He's heard Caleb speak it out loud.

He wants to be one of the best offenses of all time.

He wants to be one of the elite quarterbacks of his generation.

OK, well, that's the standard now.

You vocalize that yourself and we're holding that to you.

So when we talk previously about the 70 percent benchmark, Ben's not going to lower that because that's not going to allow Caleb to be an elite quarterback in this league.

His point is every quarterback has drops.

Every quarterback has throwaway.