Mark Schlereth
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631 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 18 Sep
Mark Schlereth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Mm-hmm.
and like and i look at caleb williams remember i think it was at the end of the season but ben johnson said hey man we should be completing 70 of our passes caleb williams completed 58 of his passes the the number of like the number of missed throws inaccurate throws uh shoddy footwork in the pocket like all those things need to be improved upon um
Like I said, he is, if not the most, one of two or three of the most remarkable playmakers in this league, without question.
He has got to be better at doing the boring.
He has got to grow and mature as a quarterback to be considered elite.
And do I think he's phenomenal when it comes to playmaking?
No.
Without question.
But again, and, you know, I get people pushing back on me saying, well, you know, he threw he threw more balls away than any other quarterback in the league.
Right.
He had more throwaways.
Well, listen, if you miss the first read and you miss the second read and you pull the ball down and you scramble around for, you know, five seconds and then you throw one out of bounds, that's not a throwaway.
That's two missed reads.
So stop with that garbage.
I don't know who tallies up all those things, but that's one of the problems with analytics in today's age.
We can make it say anything we want it to say, and a lot of that is garbage.
But as far as a playmaker is concerned, elite-level talent, maybe the best playmaker in the National Football League, got to be a better doing the mundane, boring things for me.
Yeah, I would say that obviously Jared Goff is number one.
I would go Jordan Love, number two.
I would go Caleb, probably number three, and then Kyler, number four.
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