Jim Schwantz

They'll tackle.

They'll force you to third downs.

They'll try to force the turnovers.

To get the big chunk plays has to come with the running game.

So,

Hand in hand, when the running game started to really progress with Swift and Menungai and the guys up front, especially the three guys on the inside, Tooney, Dahlman, and Jackson, when you saw that thing start to kind of really materialize is when you saw the steps kind of taken in the proper direction.

We still get frustrated with Caleb and missing the easy throws, his completion percentages, QBR.

But what the guy does in the fourth quarter, right, wrong, it's magical.

It's absolutely magical.

His arm talent is second to none.

He sees the field incredibly well.

And the guy is an absolute magician when it comes to escaping the –

the pass rush and extending plays.

So, you know, the things that you can't measure, the unmeasurables are just unbelievable off the charts.

He just needs to get way more consistent, way more consistent in the easy throws, the on-time throws, the scheduled throws, and hit guys in stride where they can get yards after the catch.

And all that stuff will come because he's got – obviously he's got incredible arm talent.

It's just a matter of as the game continues to slow down, as he continues to get reps –

I've said this before, the quarterback position is the hardest position in any sport to play.

I mean, gosh, you think back to the Super Bowl when the Rams and the Patriots played each other.

I think it was the very first throw that Tom Brady threw, he threw a pick.