So we're talking about this video analysis that Kurt Warner, Hall of Fame quarterback,

put out regarding Jaden Daniels play, saying it's a bit of a sophomore slump. And we're

wondering if this is foreboding, if this is a little bit of a red flag to you as a fan.

I mentioned Chris Russell's graph about receivers. And I punched it up. It's still a little confusing. Like, I don't know why

it's in the shape, but it doesn't matter. It says the league average for separation is 2.98 yards.

So almost three yards. And one of the defensive arguments about Jaden Daniels' play being a tick

off is, well, he hasn't had Terry,

receivers aren't open.

Guys aren't open, right.

That's what we assume when we're watching a game.

So the league average, I'm just going to pump it up to three yards.

The league average is three yards.

Debo's separation this week was 4.08 yards above the league average. Bates, I don't know how often he's in a pattern, was at 3.7 1 yards above average. Traylon Berks, who they just signed, he was at 5.7 3 yards. Now, as Jason pointed out during the break, they probably didn't even look his way. He didn't even know what he looks like. Yeah. The only guy who was below league average was Zach Hertz. The only thing I'm going to say to that is this was, I can't remember a game where I've seen a guy under more duress. So those guys may be open, but it's hard to see you when you're running for your life immediately. And to me, the only. So I don't doubt that they were open. The only real viable weapon to me out of those three names you mentioned is Debo.

Like, Treybo. Like, Traylon Burks has just signed off the street. And John Bates, like, he's primarily a blocking tight end. He's probably wide-up there every time. Yeah, those guys are not, I would not categorize them as weapons in the office. I think that's fair, but what Kurt Warner was trying to point out, again, it helps to watch

the video is there were several instances where he had an opportunity to either get rid of the

ball and he didn't or he didn't throw to the right guy.

I'm sure that that's true.

But I'm also sure I can't remember a game

where I've seen a quarterback that under duress.

It's been a few games.

This is where I wish that...

He was being pressured quite a bit.

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