Miles Turner

I mean, Alex Smith is playing well.

But Andy just felt this offense could be so much more dynamic if I had a stronger arm quarterback.

Nah, it's a good thing he sat behind Britt.

And those are the decisions that you have to make.

Exactly.

And my homeboy, my homeboy, sometimes it's great to come in and get a bird's eye view and see how people do think, how that position is played, how you're supposed to play the position.

See, it's not that... A lot of times, it's those decisions that really define GM, head coaches, and things like that.

It's the tough decisions.

Right.

You win in Ocho, you're like, man, hey, we winning 10, 11 games a year.

And who knows?

Maybe Aaron Rodgers is still that guy.

But I think he benefited from having an opportunity to sit behind Brett Favre for three years and learn.

But there's something that's deep inside of you saying, we can be so much more, though.

I think my homeboy had an opportunity to sit behind Alex Smith for a year and learn.

And...

seven AFC championship games later, five Super Bowl appearances later, three wins later, it's hard to argue.

Some guys, hey, they get to sit.

Carson got to sit.

Yeah, but they may get too much money now.