Jason Kelce

And I love that.

You know, I mean, my career, I would have loved to have thrown the ball more than I did.

But if I was a coach today...

I would do it the same way we did the 90s Cowboys.

I mean, a power running game, the play action game.

And we see that.

We see that from a lot.

We see that in San Francisco.

We see it with the Rams.

We've seen it with a lot of other teams, Chicago.

And they're kind of coming back to that, which I really like, which is only going to benefit the quarterback.

So I like where the league is right now.

I love these young quarterbacks and all the greatness that we've been able to see from that position.

There's so many quarterbacks that have come into this game that came in as high draft picks, high expectations, and then it just never quite happens for them.

And my first two years in Dallas, I was on that path.

I was on the path of being a bust.

We were the worst offense in football, really both years.

my first and second year in the league.

Norv Turner then came in my third year with the same players, really pretty much the same offensive linemen, same skill players, Emmitt, Michael, Novacek.

And in our first year, we were a top 10 offense and we went to the playoffs for the first time, won 11 games.