James Palmer

that it's just what other guys don't see.

And I don't know how we defend that because he sees more than everybody else sees.

I don't see that trait of his game actually deteriorating.

And I do think he's a person that does think about the longevity of his career.

And you can kind of see a little bit of his game changing.

They've given him luxuries.

I've talked to Brett Beach and Andy about this in the past.

Like he's always had the ability to,

to really take things into his own hands.

When he scrambled, when he played outside the pocket, they let him do it because they thought he took care of his body really well.

I also think they know that he understands how to play that game really well.

And I think he understands how to do it as he continues to advance.

I think some of the injuries he's played with as well is an example of how he knows how to adapt.

I think that is kind of an example.

Cause you know, when he had the ankle, remember we were all there and,

through the playoffs, and it's like he's not really the same guy, but he's still finding a way.

I think all of those traits together make me think that he's going to have a pretty good understanding of how he extends this at a high level as long as possible.

Yeah, that's an interesting take because, honestly, the first name that jumped to me when you said that was Joe Burrow because that's the world that Joe Burrow lives in, right?

And Joe prefers that.

He wants five guys out.