Sheil Kapadia

I think that certainly would be an option there.

And then from the Browns' perspective, like I said with Rattler, I will say this, looking at just the numbers,

with Rattler versus Tyler Shuck.

I don't know if you've done this exercise or not, Austin, but it's kind of wild.

They are talked about very differently.

EPA per play, Rattler was 29th last year, Shuck was 27th, and Rattler was significantly better

in success rate last year, yet Rattler's kind of looked like, looked at like a bum and I don't think they got shocked.

They hit on their, you know, on, on their quarterback.

They're good to go going forward.

I don't know if you had, if you've grinded some saints, a quarterback film this off season, you may have had better things to do, but that was something just as I was doing that trade where I was like, you know what?

Rattler, certainly if nothing else can be like a decent backup for you.

And if he has to start for like three weeks, you know, you're not going to be the worst quarterback in the NFL.

You can function.

You have stock.

There you go.

In shock, you have Olave, you have Tate.

Offensive line isn't bad.

You know, you can tell you added Etienne.

In the offseason, you got Keller.

Etienne.