Laurence Holmes

So you're not lined up in the right place.

I'm going to move you over here, Luther.

I'm going to move you over here, Colston.

I got this now.

I can orchestrate things a little bit better because I have a better frame of reference.

Because see, those guys, they're really tired right now.

They need to get ready for another play.

And it's reasoning but not yelling because Ben's doing the yelling.

In his headset.

He's absolutely doing it.

And so this cut from JT Barrett, the Bears quarterback coach, this is him talking about Caleb's innate ability to come through in the clutch last season.

If you look around the league at the elite guys, and Caleb's not there yet overall, but when it comes to late game situations, I think that going into this season, you would consider him to be one of the guys that you fear.

How does a defense react to some of that stuff?

Like when you see...

Lamar Jackson late in the game pulls something out, and you're like, oh, whoa, look at that.

He tried last year in week 18 to make it happen, and they missed the kick, for example.

Or when Josh is out there, like, oh, my God, here's this monster who's running down the field who just made this incredible play.

Or we all have, every team that plays against Patrick Mahomes has the anxiety of,

We left too much time.

There's too much time left on the clock.