Mike Sando

I think he showed a lot.

I think he looked like he was more of a team guy than, you know, than was criticized or advertised.

So he was I think he was in tier three, which is, you know, solid starter, but.

You probably need a lot around him to really win.

I think he's going to go high into Tier 3 with some Tier 2 votes, maybe that 2-3 line.

We've kind of seen in recent years like Brock Purdy sort of moved from the 3 to the 2, a little different because he was such a late pick that people were late to want to push him up.

I think Caleb, people know the talent.

And so does he make a bigger jump as a result of that?

If you're in, if you're in the middle of tier two, you're kind of a top or on the fringes of the top 10.

And I haven't started quarterback tiers.

We do it after the draft.

So I don't really know what people are, you know, I'll, I'll pull them as that, as we get closer and see the.

Quarterback situations take shape around the league, but I've got to think he's got to move not into the top 10, but don't you think he's going to move into the top half-ish?

Because he's certainly going to go past the Tuas and those guys, Kyler Murrays.

Those guys are going to come down.

I think he's going to go up at least top of three and maybe bottom of two.

He may be a two, yeah.

He may actually be a two because I think people will be willing to bet on him and Ben together this year more than they were last year.

I think one of the funny things last year was somebody said, he's either going to be a two or a four real quick.

And the implication was Ben Johnson's going to coach him hard.