Max Kellerman

And I'll start by saying he was an Ironman, which is hugely, hugely important at that position.

You never had to worry.

He had more responsibility in his offense than anyone but Peyton or Tom Brady.

He had a huge amount of responsibility.

He's playing in an outdoor, windy kind of environment.

His stats probably would have been a little better somewhere else.

Breeze is more accurate and all that stuff.

But then here it is.

In terms of clutch.

So Nate Silver, I don't know if you remember this article.

It came out five years ago.

But Nate Silver wanted to see who was the most clutch quarterback ever.

It wasn't Tom Brady who came back from 28-3?

This was before Tom Brady did that, actually.

It's how Tom Brady kept going.

So he goes back and he wants to see what's their baseline that they achieve, the kind of level that they play at normally.

And what do they play at in the playoffs?

And then you see the difference there.

And a little unfair because Eli's base is lower than others, right?

So he has more room to go up.