Ryan Leaf

He wasn't looking at any defenders.

And if you see how much movement between the Cleveland Brown defenders from when he let go of that ball to when it was caught, there's no way he could have anticipated what those defenders were going to do.

He was literally locked in on D.J.

Moore and throwing to him on the back of the end zone.

And it was a perfectly thrown ball.

Great job of a receiver going up and catching it.

But if you see that over the next three weeks, it's probably because he made a mistake.

And so you want him to take those big opportunities.

When he gets outside the pocket and he extends plays, you want him to make the right decisions because I think the biggest and most important piece to them making the playoffs and possibly winning the division is for them to end every possession with a kick.

I don't care what that looks like.

An extra point, a field goal, or a punt.

I don't want to see the ball turned over on downs.

I don't want to see the ball turned over with fumbles or interceptions.

They can do that.

Their defense is opportunistic enough.

I think they can get it done.

And it would showcase a ton and build a ton of confidence going into the playoffs with a bunch of players that are incredibly untested, having never played in the playoffs.

This may be the biggest game in Chicago in probably the last decade, and it should be pretty loud and pretty chaotic Saturday night.

I'm looking forward to it.

You bet, fellas.