JT Barrett

This is married up with that, but Teron Armstead, I think you played with him in Portland, right?

Yeah, yeah.

He said he really wants to see Caleb be more boring as a quarterback in 2020.

Is that essentially what you're saying there?

Yeah, do less.

For him, it was one of those things where we just don't have to work as hard for our money.

There's times where we can just work through our progression and get the ball out on time instead of having to create and extend plays.

So I think that was more of a conversation where it was like, hey, my guy, I'd

I know you just made this crazy play.

That was really cool.

But we had a guy come up wide underneath it and just pop into it.

Then he does the running, and now you're not as tired.

So having those conversations with him helped me realize, like, hey, I don't have to do as much compared to maybe the past years or just him playing in general.

Straight up.

Absolutely.

Because, I mean, there's come a time where y'all saw it late in the game where our guys bent over huffing and puffing.

It's like, yeah, it's because you're running everywhere when you didn't have to.

So I think those conversations.

With him, he wants to be more efficient, right?

He wants to have that ownership where he doesn't have to necessarily always take off and run and try to extend plays in that aspect.