Patty Pimblett

And I would never thought I was going to leave, you know, and, and never had any thing in the back of my mind at all that I was going to,

leave and go somewhere else.

Um, so yeah, that was obviously tough, but, um, so much, uh, respect for Bryce, um, just his, his way that he's handled adversity through his career.

I mean, I was in that, in that room, uh, in that building through some really tough times, um, for him personally, and just for the organization and for the team, you know, firing a coach halfway through his rookie year, um, kind of a mess on offense, just with a lot of things going on.

Um,

You know, coaching kind of craziness, the coaches kind of battling each other within in the offensive room, especially.

And then and then, you know, just the next year, not having a lot of wins, him getting benched, him coming back and playing great at the end of the year.

Like there's so many things that I'm just like so proud of him because especially a quarterback.

Right.

Like.

the media kills these guys, you know, they kill them.

And we all get, we all get, you know, we all get our fair share, but quarterbacks a whole different level, especially when you're not winning as a team.

And, and so he, he took a lot of, a lot of wrath and, you know, always good to see that good people, you know, good things happen to them.

And he's one of those guys.

I could, yeah, for sure.

What's the difference?

What did it look like?

First of all, I love that guy.

And and I got to see him in the offseason.

You know, when I was a Panther, I was in the offseason.