backyard quality to his game. It doesn't mean he's a guy that, you know, can't operate in structure.

That doesn't mean he's a guy that can't operate from the pocket. He's obviously a very good

processor because that's something that impressed Sean even before they drafted him. But he still has

what I have referred to as a backyard quality. And I describe that as we've all

as kids going out in the backyard and played ball and you go down and maybe you go behind the oak

tree and you hide and the DB can't see and then you pop back out and the quarterback's running

around. He's got a little bit of that. And so I think the

marriage between the two is trying to meet each other sort of in the middle to where it's not

too much of that, but it also, from Sean's perspective, it's not Sean taking away that quality

from Bow's game that really allows him to make a whole bunch of plays.

All right, we are back.

Broncos country.

Dave Logan is back after winning his 13th state championship.

Congratulations.

And then also you were in Vegas and you got an award, right?

Well, I actually got to attend the National Football Foundation banquet and was asked to do a little something there. Coach Saban was inducted in the Hall of Fame, Coach Meyer, Urban Meyer.

So it was really a cool event. Now, it's way, it's way too long.

How many hours?

Man, let me tell you. I mean, it's like, oh,. Now, it's way, it's way too long. How many hours? Man, let me tell you.

I mean, it's like, oh, I mean, it's a really cool event, but I remember what Sam Ritiglion

on my head coach in Cleveland once told me, and it didn't make a lot of sense as a player,

but as I've gotten a little bit older and now into coaching and broadcasting

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