Yeah, no, the better than watching young quarterbacks kind of take that next step and become, you know, the leader of the franchise and get the franchise all, you know, excited.

Now, we're on the way with Jackson Dart.

We're not there yet.

Right.

But we're getting there and you can feel the excitement about it.

But guys like Drake May and Bo Nix, C.J. Stroud had a really good game yesterday.

I mean, these are the next group of quarterbacks that you're going to hope that, you know,

take hold for their respective teams, and then those teams will be built around those players for the next 10 years.

Yeah, I mean, the Drake May thing is just really amazing. And this is another one of those situations where if you look at what has been precedent now in two deals where you draft a guy and then you fire the coach and then you end up bringing in another coach and then things work out better.

I mean, Caleb Williams now, even though they were terrible with Ben Johnson, you know,

you have obviously Drake May as they fired Gerard Mayo and bring in Mike Rable.

So the reason I bring this up is because here we have Jackson Dart in his first year.

And there are examples when people say, oh, you're going to screw the kid up.

Well, you've got two examples where those two quarterbacks have gotten better with an offensive coordinator and head coach like Vrable and McDaniels.

And then obviously the other example of Ben Johnson coming in and making Caleb Williams a better player.

He's made him a better player, but Caleb Williams is not playing.

Like, I don't see his play improving each and every week.

I think it's improved to a point, and then his completion percentage is started to go down.

As opposed to Drake May, where he's got Josh McDaniels.

So Vrable's a defensive head coach.

He's smart enough to know, let me bring back Josh McDaniels and let him run the offense

and let him do that thing on that side of the ball.

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