Luke Willson

Ben Johnson.

And that's the game.

He catches that.

I mean, assuming they make the field goal.

That is the game.

So...

I get that it worked out the other way both times, but for me, I really like the idea of going second in overtime.

Yeah, so there's three guys you mentioned there, and I have some pretty strong stances on all three.

I'll start with the most positive, which for me right now is Caleb Williams.

You think he can be the guy?

Yes, I do.

I do because the things that I'd like to see him get better at are the easy throws.

That fourth and four is a prime example.

I didn't tell Dougie to pull this up, but there was a second and four on that drive where it's a quick little speed out, and he fires a fastball, I believe it was over Luther Burton's head.

And if he's just accurate with a five-yard speed out, six-yard speed out, we catch that ball, we get out of bounds, and now all of a sudden it's first and 10 from I think the 12-ish, and the clock has stopped because we're out of bounds.

We don't need that miraculous finish.

Those are easy to clean up.

You saw the growth of this guy with Ben Johnson.

As strange as Ben Johnson is with the handshakes or some of the off-the-field theatrics, I don't think there's any denying that he's an offensive guru.

The talent, the arm talent, the escapability, the athleticism, I couldn't be more brighter in the fact that Ben Johnson's there.