Mark Potash

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.

And maybe that limits it.

Now that doesn't mean he can't be a, he could, this is his bot.

This is, this should be his low, you know, right.

His, his base.

So he can win you a play, literally can win you a playoff game.

It's a much different situation, but I got to say, if we're talking about cheap, what is the ceiling for him?

I don't know because he's got – there are certain facets to his game that – including the completion percentage that make you wonder, will he ever get it?

Now, let me say this.

He's at that point.

I'm always mocking the Josh Allen comp because that's the one that everybody goes to because he's –

He's the easy one to go to because he's an athletic guy, but he's not freakishly athletic.

He's not Lamar Jackson.

He's not even Patrick Mahomes as far as the way he throws and plays.

He's the one guy, if you have a struggling quarterback, you can always point to Josh Allen as a guy who struggled early and got better late because he'll almost always fit your guy.

So I will say this, having said that, Mark, I think this is the time where it's most applicable.

Because Josh Allen made a big jump in year three.

I think year two to year three.