Seth Kaiser

That is that you've had an above average to average offense, however you want to frame it, for three straight years with a metahuman at quarterback, with Travis Kelsey, with, you know, last year, I mean, you've got on paper, you've got a good offensive line.

Rishi Rice and Xavier Worthy, neither of them have shown to be a number one receiver, but it's not like they're talentless.

There's really no excuses.

And even more so if it's going to be stuff that looks schematic in nature that's problematic.

What's their plan for match coverage this year?

What's their plan to beat quarters?

This is all stuff that really is on Andy, and if the results on offense are similar, I think it's time to have a tough conversation because four years is a long time.

You know, I would lean more towards the former than the latter.

What I think people, when they talk about Peter Woods, don't talk about enough.

Everyone wants to talk about the juxtaposition between 2024 and 2025, right?

Because...

Heading out of 2024, I was like, he's going to be a top five pick.

No question about it.

Maybe the best player in the draft.

2025, people are pretty disappointed that there wasn't another step forward that he didn't maintain.

I know he had a new defensive coordinator, and I'm curious about their pass rush plan, honestly.

He wasn't attacking as often.

It was kind of interesting looking.

But what's interesting to me is people forget that he had a ton of accolades as a freshman in 2023.

So he's been good for a number of years, and I think that gets lost a little bit in the 2024 versus 2025 discussion.