Sheil Kapadia

And I think the answer would be yes to that, just based on his skill set.

It doesn't mean it's going to happen, but we just watched it with Sam Darnold.

We watched the year before with Jalen Hurst, which I don't think anyone would say now is a top five quarterback in the NFL, where can you build a system, a scheme around them where it doesn't mean they don't have to do anything.

They still have to play well, but you have other factors on the team where they reach that certain level of

Were they're good enough to have you competing for Super Bowls?

And I think his skill set, his accuracy, his work ethic, his decision-making, those types of things feel like with the right structure around him, this could go well for the Raiders.

So I'm with you.

I think if you're a Raiders fan, it's like, all right, this isn't, you know, Andrew Locke or, you know, maybe not even Joe Burrow or whoever your favorite prospects have been.

But it's also someone who you can reasonably say, if we build this thing right, we have a chance to be competitive.

Yeah.

There's so many factors.

There's, uh,

are we betting on an outlier?

What's the most likely scenario?

If they are an outlier, what does it look like?

If they do reach their 99 percentile outcome, what does it look like?

What can you improve on in the NFL as a quarterback?

We still kind of don't know that, you know, it's like, well, Josh Allen got a lot more accurate.

Okay.

Do you want to really compare your guy to Josh Allen?