Kurt Warner

Oh, okay.

So, yeah, just training with him.

But all the stuff that you see when a camera's on him is the same person I saw years ago, that he just wanted to be great at the game.

So it's been fun to watch that ascension.

And when you talk about the processing part of it.

I mean, we're working on everything.

We're on the field and we're talking about technique and working on different throws.

Then we would go, you know, into it on the board and I would talk him through how I prepared and what I saw.

And when a coach gave me a play, these were the checklist that I would go through to make sure that I had the answer.

So the stuff that we're talking about, the processing part of it.

I had all the answers to the test and all I needed to know was what the defense was going to do.

And then, boom, I could respond to it.

So we talked about all of that stuff.

And so it's been fun to watch that process and stay connected with them over the years.

And, you know, again, back to your question about processing.

There are so many different things that you're seeing every play.

is different.

You know, depending on what the concept is, there's different things that I'm looking at.

Is there a safety here?

Is the corner in an off position?