Diante Lee

Yeah.

That's kind of crazy.

I can't think of one.

100%.

I mean, totally deferential the entire way through.

Even after the NFC Championship game where he was pretty clearly the driving force to get them to the Super Bowl.

He still was kind of giving credit to the coaching staff, to the defense, to the running game throughout this whole process.

And I think that that's why most people have kind of rallied around the idea that like, hey man, good for Sam.

Because it hasn't been trying to reshape what happened in New York or in Carolina or what the meltdown was at the end of last season in Minnesota.

It seems like he's done a pretty good job of just owning where his shortcomings have been.

I think that he was never a quarterback that was any different than who he had always been.

And we just happen to see a longer arc than we typically see for quarterbacks who struggle the way that he did earlier in his career, get connected with the good coach.

And now you get to see, I guess, the fruits of that labor.

Yeah.

He doesn't have to do anything?

I mean, A, he doesn't really have to do much.

You're playing with a great defense.

You're playing with an offensive coordinator who is going to become a head coach.

Right.

So you have a pretty good ecosystem around them.