James Palmer

But Patrick may be on another level in terms of he really has to trust you in how you operate.

And he really plays with a ton of feel.

And it's sometimes not super easy to play with a quarterback that plays like that.

You have to understand how they play.

And I also personally just feel you have to draft the right players to play that style.

And it has to be a trait that's somewhat in that player that they have that feel for the game.

I think Rushie actually has that.

That's why they've had some of that connection where those shallow crosses and that stuff over the middle of the field is

He has a good feel for space.

He has a great feel for throttling through that route and figuring out how he can find his steps and spots.

And Patrick feels that as well.

I think that part, I don't know, in all honesty, how much is taught or how much is innate within a player.

I don't know the percentages.

But I do think you're going to have to have a wide receiver coach make sure that they can instill even further, if they can add another element to this,

in playing the way your quarterback plays.

Because I do think people around the league have said to me, Patrick plays in a very specific way.

He is a very feel quarterback.

There's a lot of flow to his game.

It's not drop, drop, drop, ball out, go.

It's a little different.