Donnie

And so much of it is about processing.

And there's just not a good process.

grounds for measuring will this translate college football's not good enough it's not comparable enough to say is that guy going to be able to process at the necessary speed at the NFL level and stand in there and take hits and be able to make plays all of that and processing to me becomes you know you have to have the talent obviously but that becomes in many ways the most important thing can you or can you not process the game

And I have no idea.

And neither do they.

Neither does some guy.

Neither does Nate Sheelhass, who's probably sitting over in the Rams offices right now in a in a darkened room at nine twenty seven in the morning in L.A.

Just pouring over Ty Simpson tape.

Every snap this dude's ever taken.

He called his high school coach.

He's pouring over every high school snap.

He probably called his peewee coach.

He's looking at Ty Simpson when he was 5'3 as a seventh grader.

And guess what?

Nate Sheelhass can't predict it either.

Nobody can.

It's the toughest translatable position to me to predict from minors or amateur sports to pro, anything in sports.

It's unreal.

And so much of it is, I mean, you saw it with Rogers this year is, is beating people with your brain.

I remember Ray Horton talking about Brady.