Matt Hasselbeck

And then his sophomore year, second year, he just got beat up so bad.

I mean, it was almost like it was like a different did look like a different guy out there.

And I do think that affects a quarterback, especially a young quarterback.

Then you throw on top of that.

You know, he's got all these different offensive coordinators year after year after year.

And that is a challenge.

Like I'm just telling you for a veteran quarterback, that's a challenge.

So if, if he gets to a place where like, I'll use this as an example, sometimes you can get so off balance as a quarterback, like, Hey, great job on the deep shot, but don't take too many sacks, but protect yourself.

But Hey, do this, get a first down.

Like it just, it gets to be too much.

And so like one of the best things that I've heard, like when I was in kind of this situation was the play caller saying to me, hey, listen, you worry about getting completions and I'll worry about us getting conversions, meaning third down conversions.

And then you just get into that mindset where like, hey, I'm just getting completions, completions, completions.

And his talent is so great that the big plays will come.

But what I saw late in the year and at times last year was a guy that was a little off balance with what he was being asked to do and how he was going to accomplish getting it done.

Yeah, it's camaraderie.

That's the biggest thing.

You know, sometimes sometimes these elite players, they have their own strength and conditioning coach and they prefer that person over the team strength and conditioning coach.

And so sometimes it's just that, like, I feel like I've got personalized, detailed, all for me kind of workouts going on.

And for the team, it's just like, Hey, I got like 88 guys and Hey, let's, we got to get this done in like the 95 minutes that the NFL PA gives us.

And so everyone's doing kind of a similar workout.