You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway, the Kevin

Cheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

I definitely understand like our fan base has been waiting for the franchise QB,

but I also want Jaden feeling any ghosts, making sure he understands there's only one name on the back of that jersey, and that's for him.

And I don't want any comparison or any of the other stuff.

I think it was the Teddy Roosevelt quote.

Comparison is the thief of joy.

And I agree with Jaden on that.

And I don't want to compare him to anybody but him. Because he's still growing.

And quite honestly, John, I can't wait to see who he's becoming. He had a remarkable game.

Comparison is the Thief of Joy, Teddy Roosevelt said many, many years ago, quoted yesterday by

the head coach Dan Quinn during his press conference

on the day after, the day after one of the most memorable individual performances in franchise

history. A performance, by the way, that will be remembered even more fondly down the road

if Jaden Daniels goes on to have the kind of career that some

think he may have a career comparable to say Steve Young's or Randall Cunningham or Fran Tarkington

or you know the career that Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, and Lamar Jackson are putting together.

You know, the guys he gets comp to every once in a while.

I love you, coach, and the tact you're taking is perfectly fine with me.

But comparison is the thief of joy, not for fans in sports talk hosts.

It's more like comparison is the creator of joy, not for fans in sports talk hosts. It's more like comparison is the creator of joy

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