Sheil Kapadia

If

anyone tells you they haven't figured out that's like the biggest red flat if anyone's like I feel great about knowing how to evaluate these quarterbacks I mean I respect everyone just kind of here's my opinion and here's why that that's the best you can do that's what the teams do because it has just been so difficult to come up with a way and we see it every year with guys slipping and then guys surprising and guys taken early and then then not playing well that there's just no formula where

If anyone had this figured out, they would literally be the best executives.

You have a lifetime contract.

You could probably get a share of team ownership if you had a proprietary way to evaluate these quarterbacks.

So I'm with you.

I think what you laid out there for Mendoza, it's like there are these different tiers of quarterbacks in the NFL right now.

There's like this sort of Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, and we can decide who else goes in there.

Where basically, if they're your quarterback,

You're having like a top five to top eight offense.

Yeah, you really, something crazy happened.

If you just don't have an efficient offense, maybe it's your defense things, maybe it's injury, something else, but like they guarantee you a certain level, regardless of coordinator.

regardless of offensive line, regardless of wide receiver.

They're that good and that impactful that they set that floor.

And then, you know, the ceiling is maybe set by what the supporting cast looks like.

That tier is just very hard to chase.

It's great if you have one.

Bills fans be very excited about it, but it's very hard to find.

And then I think you have kind of different tiers after that.

And the one I would say Mendoza falls into is like, could you, if things go well for him, win a Super Bowl with him?