Tiki Barber

No, you don't.

But we digress.

I think that's really a great description because really what that is is it gives you options.

So there's elements of offensive football now that weren't around really 10 years ago that people are using now.

It's quarterback-driven stuff, the stuff that we were talking about.

It's also RPOs, run-pass options, and there's different iterations of that.

when you can do those kind of things with a quarterback, it just makes everything else better.

So if you add the quarterback into the run game and the defense has to defend the quarterback, that's hats that aren't being directed toward the running back.

Running backs especially like that.

Right, right.

I mean, it's going to be in some way or another because if we want to read the end man in the line of scrimmage, now we can arc block for the sixth player that you're talking about.

Now you don't have to count for him off the edge anymore.

Or you can do it with a throw.

You can say, I'm going to hand it off or I'm going to throw it in behind him.

That's what teams are doing now.

College football is doing it.

Jackson's very capable of doing all those things.

I'm in it.

I'm in it.

I'm somewhere in it right now.