Frank Isola

Sports is order and standings.

And so when Joe Burrow is 2-7-1 as a rookie or Peyton Manning is 3-13 or Trevor Lawrence is 4-13 or Matt Stafford's 2-8, people say, oh, still project as a superstar.

Be patient.

They inherited a mess.

When Caleb went and struggled year one,

Well, you know, he ad-libs a lot.

Well, he's a non-traditional quarterback.

And I think, you know, again, in music, in the arts, in movies, unique is celebrated.

Pink Floyd, celebrated.

The Beatles, celebrated.

Stanley Kubrick, the director, celebrated.

That's not how sports works.

Sports is order and standings and wins and losses.

Sports is more objective than subjective.

And so I think in the industry of sports, to be different is you better be successful because people are going to push back.

And you get a Super Bowl, you get a parade.

That's about as crazy as we get.

We get a parade.

I mean, that's about the ad libby we accept with football.

So I think this season, and I said this at the end of last year, I'm not sure outside of Josh Allen, anybody has his talent in the NFL playing that position.