Sorry about that last segment. We kind of lost the caller and then lost me briefly, but I think we've got it all together. We'll see.

Barry's Verluga joins us right now. Of course, Barry's been a columnist for the Washington Post for 47 years.

It seems like it. At Barry's Verluga on X on Twitter. You know, I use something that you

wrote last week for a call segment that we could have gone on for hours on. You said in a column

last week you asked the question, is this season a blip or was last year a fluke?

So how do you answer that question 11 games into this 3 and 8 campaign?

You know, I think gun to the head in a binary world, I think this is a blip.

And I think that because the question, I still think we think the quarterback problem has been solved.

Now, are there issues, are we going to have questions going into next year about

Jaden Daniels' durability? We are. Has he gotten into a rhythm this year, even when he's

been on the field? He really hasn't. He hasn't been the same

kind of transcendent figure that he was as a rookie in 2024. But I think if I'm going to answer

that question, I didn't really answer it in the column. I think it's really the topic that we

have to grapple with over the last six games of this

season and then going into next year. But I think I just, there's too much good evidence to support

the idea for me that like Dan Quinn's a pretty good leader and Adam Peters is a pretty good judge of talent.

Now, can we pick apart their records this year?

We absolutely can.

And does that bring into question, you know, their choices going forward?

Sure.

But if you're asking me to answer the question that I posed, I think right now,

I think the

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