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It's part of his game.

So minimize, you know, you pick your battles with running him as a design.

There's going you have to know that there's an element of just calling a drop back pass that he may decide to run or the situation may dictate that he needs to run.

And

Like you said, it's a guarantee that he's going to get hurt at another point.

But this is who Jackson Dart is.

You take this away from him and he becomes a very average passer.

Yeah, and I would definitely say that you can see that it's a decision pre-snap a lot of times.

He's reading the defense and he finds his one-on-one.

He will take that shot.

I mean, immediately what comes to mind is the throw against the Eagles in week six to little Jordan Humphrey.

It was probably the first big play of that game.

It was.

It was his first deep completion of his career, too.

There you go.

The confidence with him, you can tell, and this was talked about ad nauseum, is that he has whatever quote-unquote moxie.

He plays with confidence, and a lot of that confidence is in his individual ability for sure.

He's a confident person and a confident player.

I think that you can see some shakiness in that confidence in trusting some of the schemes at times, and a lot of times it seemed to be quick decision things, right?

Where it's like if there was a quick slant