The Football Grump

It's stuff like that.

There's tons of moving up in the pocket and drawing eyes one direction.

And there's even some...

evidence of him and his playmaking ability covering up other players mistakes right so you have the I think it was against the first the first game against the Eagles where Theo Johnson is kind of bending the route the wrong direction he works towards the safety that's where he was counting on going he pulls it down and then he puts Zach Vaughn like in I guess on skates or whatever you want really kind of just put him in quicksand made him stop moving and then ran in for a

quarterback in the NFL at this level.

This is no longer like projection.

This is exactly what he is.

On top of that, very effective on those design quarterback runs, whether that be RPO or quarterback power or just a quarterback draw.

Very effective as quarterback sneaks as well.

Good at understanding where he needs to poke forward, whether it's moving to his left, right, or center.

And really, I think where he's elite is that pocket movement while keeping eyes downfield.

And honestly, just the ability to throw the ball very accurately on the move.

Or at least accurately enough on the move.

Yeah, so like...

And I think that's one of the things that we saw Jackson Dart do a better job of as the year went on.

It's going to be something that he needs to walk the line for the rest of his career.

I think that there's parts of him...

I mean, I don't think that NFL players really distinguish big games from small games.

It's just you're playing football.

And I think they distinguish big moments from small moments.