Mark Potash

You know, I always say at the combine when they time guys, they should time guys with somebody chasing them because then you'll see how fast they really are.

Jerry Rice, they never knew how fast he was until they saw how fast he was when somebody was chasing him.

You know, the knock on him in the draft in 85 was that, you know, he didn't have great speed.

Well, when you get the ball in his hands, all of a sudden he was faster than you thought, you know.

So anyway, I get it off on another tangent.

I apologize.

But anyway, Caleb Williams, yeah, I think it was a big improvement, and maybe not.

Maybe a quarterback guru would say, oh, that's nonsense.

But to me, the eye test, I think he really did a lot better job of sensing, of being, you know, escapability, improving his escapability and avoiding situations, and also, you know, understanding just how fast players are.

I think that was a big factor.

So I guess my overall point about that was that just showed an ability, kind of an instinctive, kind of athletic thing that,

Yeah.

Learn.

So if it's there to be done and athleticism can make the difference, he'll he'll do it.

So I think that's to me, that's the positive part of the things he has to work on.

And, you know, we'll see if it happens.

But again, you've got a great package to start with.

Everything's kind of like arrow pointing up with everything because he just has.

So he's got he's proven he's we know we've seen it.

We're not just hoping that.