Nathan Rourke

And so I think that there was a little bit of that last season.

And then obviously, you know, we kind of felt like we hit our stride at the end of the year with, uh, you know, in 90 games in a row.

So, um, hopefully we can, uh, we can just kind of pick up where we left off and what we know now and, um, kind of, uh, go from there.

Yeah, I think the things that I can do outside the pocket, certainly a strength of mine, being able to do stuff on the run, to be able to do the RPO Sally game, to be able to throw on the perimeter, I think is definitely a strength of mine.

I think that's where the CFL game fits me well, is that even when we're running it, there's options to throw it.

And just the width of the field allows for us to do a lot of different things.

But I think that I've also been able to, when I'm at my best, I'm able to get the ball out of my hands really, really quickly and be able to make decisions and get the ball to our playmakers' hands and let them go do something with it.

And I think, especially with a yard off the ball, you know, that can be very demoralizing for defenses when you're not able to...

get to the quarterback.

And so I think ultimately that's the kind of football that I want to be playing.

You look at the top quarterbacks in the league, someone like Trevor Harris, that's kind of what he does as well.

And so you look at Boland, Levi Mitchell, those type of players, they've been able to have success in this league by getting the ball out of their hands.

And I think I do that well as well.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, hey, look, we're tired of it as well.

You know, it's been 15 years coming up this year since we've gotten to the great cup, let alone won it.

And, you know, that's a huge motivation.

I mean, this group particularly has lost in West Finals for a number of years now.

And, you know, we're motivated to be able to get over that hump more than anyone.