Tim Legler

He's so young.

He didn't, I don't think I'd ever really been taught the game very much before he got to the league.

So some of his instincts even aren't super high level, uh,

that's getting better.

No, I think, I think he's got a chance to, to, to do some things.

Cause he's definitely improved dramatically in certain areas.

And they're giving him a chance.

I felt like earlier in his career, it was almost like sometimes coaching staffs

And Splitter's done a really good job with this.

You have to look at a player.

Every team, if you're lucky, you got one or two guys that kind of do everything well.

And they also get the green light to do anything they want because they're that good.

Right.

Everybody else, you sort of fall into a lane.

You better do something exceptionally well.

And good coaching staffs

Look at a guy and they don't always focus on what he's not doing that annoys you.

Because guys get caught up in that trap and it's very difficult to get out of that.

Because those flaws are going to surface almost every night.

Whether it's your handle's too loose or you just aren't a good enough passer and they get tipped and stolen.