Last year, you had a Sam Darnold resurrection that happened in Minnesota. He had an incredible year

until the last two games where he turned back into a pumpkin, but he got him a nice contract up

there in Seattle and a starting job. Well, a similar situation is happening with Daniel Jones.

Now, Daniel Jones, of course, is moved on from and released in the, towards the end of last

season.

The Minnesota Vikings pick him up.

He gets a chance to watch and hang around a successful offense and a sex, sex, and a successful

offensive coach.

And now he is a starter for the Indianapolis Colts. And I, when he signed

with the Colts, I thought it was a mistake because I thought that he was in a better situation

to succeed with the Vikings because of the team that they had. And maybe J.J. McCarthy wasn't going to be the guy and he

could start and do Sam Darnold again and then J.J. is sort of sitting there. But he assessed it

correctly, which was that it was an easier job to win going to Indianapolis than it would have

been in Minnesota. And that's exactly what happened is Anthony Richardson's

stock is as low as it's ever been and our old buddy Daniel Jones will be out there for the

Colts again you know I that's great to start week one I want to see who's starting in week

five assuming no injuries it's all about how well you play maybe the cults are underrated simply

because they've had so many quarterback

quandaries over the last seven years including when my buddy frank rike was there they always

have had a really decent roster they've they've been a good solid team they just have not been able

to generate enough offense and that's something that dano jones does not do so but the fact of the

matter is is that anthony richardson is turned you know, he's just too immature. He's just not ready. He's a freak athlete. And maybe the best athlete at the quarterback position, maybe he and Joe Milton down in Dallas, those two kids, are the best athletes. But that doesn't mean you can play the position of quarterback the way that you need to play it and learn how to become a leader and have the respect of your team. So I often talk to you, it's about how you go into that huddle, how you call those plays, how you do what the coaches are asking you to do, making checks at the line of scrimmage, going to a huddle, running two-minute offense, being accurate, and handling the pressure. Anthony Richardson can't do it. I mean, just, he just,

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