Todd McShay

I love this.

This is, you're afraid of my wheelhouse.

It crept into my mind and I'm always the last, I'm the defender.

I'm always on that wall.

But it felt like that... Anyway.

All right.

I do want to get to this.

Quarterbacking is not... The NFL is not fair, right?

In a lot of ways, like to athletes and how... And what the body can... What it can do to your body and all those sort of... Where it is fair is with quarterbacks.

And I say this because...

Early in careers, when you have your most mobility, whatever that is, whether it's Lamar Jackson, Drake May, Josh Allen mobility, or a lesser degree, when you're most mobile, you need that mobility because you don't have the problem solving of Stafford.

Or Joe Burrow.

Or obviously going back to Manning and Brady and Breeze.

So early in the career, you need that mobility.

And Drake may get himself out of a lot of the troubles that he still is working through as a young quarterback with that mobility.

But Stafford doesn't need it.

You know, that's kind of the beauty.

And he'll get to a point where he doesn't need Drake May nearly as much.

The third rung, though, is where I start to have some issues.

All right, I'll read it to the audience.