I think it's just the confidence that I've had myself through the hard work that I put into myself in my work and my craft.

And I think it's just grown over the years.

I think it, I mean, it started when I was younger, I would say.

I think those moments, you know, you go through a whole game and there's not many things that the team is going to show you differently in those moments. I think, you know, you at least I do. I feel more comfortable in those moments. I think, you know, I think, you know, my heart rate drops. I think everything kind of settles in. And, you know, it's got to have it moments. And I think I think I've, you know, done a good job with that over my career and those got to have it moments. And I think I've done a good job with that over my career and those got to have it moments.

And, you know, I think it comes from the hard work throughout the week, the belief in the teammates and things like that.

Mullian Hall, Chicago Sports Radio 670, the score of that, of course, the voice of Caleb Williams.

And we are blessed to have our guy, Clay Harbor, with us here in studio. And Clay, do you personally believe in what people like to call the clutch gene or the ability to kind of be at your best when it matters most.

Caleb talked about it there, about the number of games he's played, the role he's had on

the teams he's been on, and how he understands when it's winning time.

And he's shown that in his young NFL career.

I think it's real.

And I always go back to the year I had in Detroit.

And we're down and we're not supposed to make the playoffs.

I think we have six games left.

And we were down in the fourth quarter in five straight games.

And we came back and won each of them and got in the playoffs.

Unfortunately, we lost in the first round to the Seattle Seahawks. That was the last time the Lions had made the playoffs before this new Dan Campbell regime. But Matt Stafford was just a guy. You get in the huddle, you look in his eyes and you know he's going to take you down the field and get to the points and win the football game. And that is something that not a lot of quarterbacks can do. Did I feel that way with

Blake Bordles or Blaine Gabbert when I was in Jacksonville? No, I'm saying start the bus.

We're getting ready to go home, you know? So it's a thing. It's interesting because you mentioned Stafford,

and maybe this is related, maybe it isn't, but when Ben Johnson was talking about some of the

quarterbacks that he introduced or referenced, I guess is a better way to put it,

with Kayla Williams in the offseason, Stafford was one of those guys, guys who just developed that uncanny knack for succeeding,

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