Jonas Knox

None of that stuff that you hear going on with him.

But it is fair to wonder if maybe we jumped the gun a little bit following one season only to find out things look awkward.

And for what it's worth, you know, D'Amico Ryan's made a bold move to where you went from –

You had an offensive coordinator in Houston, C.J.

Stroud's rookie year, who was being interviewed for head coaching jobs because of the work he did with C.J.

Stroud to out of a job the next year.

Like there's been turnover there as well, too.

It just feels like it's a lot.

And it just, again, it illustrates why this year is so important for him.

There's no jumping the gun on having a stellar season because you don't have stellar seasons by accident.

You have stellar seasons because of your preparation, because everything went the way that it was supposed to go.

Things just haven't gone the way that they've supposed to gone on the offensive side of the ball, and more specifically, C.J.

Stroud.

So there's always the opportunity to improve and become more of what you need to become.

Versus just slipping into the abyss of being in the pool of serviceable quarterbacks that actually could have been looked at and viewed as a franchise guy.

It happens all the time.

I was in D.C.

when RG3 got there.

Talk about a meteoric rise, a quick meteoric rise.

His first season was as stellar as it gets as well.