Diante Lee

And people don't forget, man, like people who are around at those times in New York.

And I mean, and I watched some of those games as well.

Right.

He just looked lost.

You know, I think that people change.

Tell him, Deontay.

Yes.

Yes.

Improved, yes.

Changed, no.

And I think that that's a belief of mine, and I think of other people who are more critical of them, which is that quarterbacks progress.

They don't change, right?

Like, if I were to tell you that Bryce Young, a half decade from now, would be in this exact same position...

where we have all these questions early in his career, if he's a long-term starter, he goes to another spot and then he ends up winning a championship, but he's still playing the way that he's playing.

You just happen to be in the right ecosystem.

Anybody who was anti Bryce Young now, if they were still that way then, I think you would understand, especially if you were playing similarly, because there still were moments, you mentioned it in the first quarter, where I'm like, hey man, good for you that you got that completion.

Good for you for taking that shot, but I don't know if that's the way that you want to be playing in the Super Bowl.

Exactly, 100%.

100%.

And I think that that's always just kind of been inherent to his game.