Mark Potash

And I also think, to me, I think he learned just how fast NFL defensive players are.

I think his first year, I think he underestimated just how – I think he thought he can get away from people that he couldn't get away from his first year.

I think that caught him – and he seemed to do a much better job of understanding that, hey, I need to move a little faster.

I need to avoid this guy.

This guy's faster than I thought.

I don't think quarterbacks ever admit that.

I don't think they will ever admit that.

I think if he brought that up, he would never admit it.

But I really feel like that was one big improvement that he did, more of an instinctive thing where he just kind of realized, hey –

Is that why he looked faster this year?

Like, he did.

Like, I think the question was even asked of him during one of the, like, are you faster?

Well, I think it's more of a reaction thing and just knowing that he can get, you know, thinking.

You see it all the time where quarterbacks think they can get away from someone.

That's what I thought.

I think he realized it, but that's a totally different thing.

I think the idea that he has a gear that I think really makes him like when he's going for the sideline, he reaches a gear.

I think Dan touched on this one earlier at some point somewhere that like he has a certain gear that he has that doesn't show up at like the combine, you know, it just, you know,

That he's faster.

Now, he's not as fast as Justin Fields, but he seems to be when he's really being chased.