Mark Potash

It kind of pulls the rug out from under you.

But he was so good at the big plays.

I mean, literally had four plays, four passes that would be the play of the year for a lot of teams, and he had them all in one year.

He had like a career's worth of great plays almost in one year.

I mean, so, so I think, I think that was, I think, yeah, I think that was positive.

He's not, he's not there yet.

It's also kind of funny.

I know I said this before, but you know, everybody's convinced he's the guy and I don't blame him.

I mean, they're absolutely right.

But you know, he was like 22nd in passer rating this year.

He was 32nd in the NFL in completion percentage.

I mean, he has some numbers that would have you shaking your head if he weren't Caleb Williams and able to kind of trump those things with his great play.

So, you know, credit them.

But it's kind of interesting and kind of getting off a little bit on that is like –

of all the goals that they set this year and all the presumed ones and the actual ones they set there's one in particular that they missed they missed by a lot and that was 70 completion percentage way off yeah i think i would like to have asked ben johnson maybe he was i don't think he was like why was it why was he so far off how much of it was just the offense just not being ready how much of it was him being accurate how much of it was him throwing balls away to avoid sacks

Yeah.

What was why was he so far off?

And the only reason I bring it up is because that's the only thing that's the one stat that gives me pause as far as can he be an elite quarterback?

Because guys who have when you're talking about footwork and fundamentals and things like that in year two or year three, that some, you know, sometimes that can be something that you just can't help.

Yeah.