Tim Jenkins

If we correct that, yeah, this offense is going to look completely different come Saturday.

The other thing I do want to preface is we also, if we're being honest about it,

If Luther catches that run adjust backside on the final drive of the game, we're having a completely different conversation.

The dude might score on the run adjust slant that he drops.

Then we come back and guess what?

Our center gets blown up.

So our tight end coming across the formation of protection gets tripped and falls to the ground, leaving a free runner.

DJ Moore's wide open on what we call a blaze out where it's eight yards, head to the post and then get to the out.

So it's like, dude, we had two plays

that are huge chunk plays that turn into a drop in intentional grounding because of, I don't want to say fluke, right, because everything happens, but more or less mistakes that I don't think will be repeated.

And that for me is one of those where I go like, all right, you know, we struggled on third down.

It still came down to the wire and we had plays out there on that final drive to seal it.

And I just feel confident in them getting the third downs cleaned up and or the end of game cleaned up.

Either one of those is going to get a win against the Packers.

It's funny because for me, I probably lean your direction in terms of being like, hey, is it realistic for that to happen?

I probably lean no, but man, it's going to be exciting in the fourth quarter.

That's kind of how I lean.

But then I go – but then it's like to me –

you know, the, the fixes are so simple that I still hold out a piece of hope because it's, I'm not sitting here saying like, Hey, guess what?

You know, Caleb doesn't even know how to take a drop, right?