Scott is in Wisconsin, and now Scott is on Speedgoing Home. Hey, Scott. Hey, how are you guys doing? Great show. Hey, you're right. I got a couple questions. Great show. You're right. You've covered some of it. Afternoons on the score. I think I am built for these moments. Is Caleb Williams built for these moments?

Sure seems like it.

There's a million of them that you can think about.

First one I think about Dan.

Dan Wider is in for Lawrence.

It's Spiegel and Holmes here on the score.

First one I think about is the Vegas game when Ben Johnson says, go win the game.

Yeah, yeah.

Like all the work, all the practice, all the everything, and you are wherever you happen to be

on the developmental track, but go win the game.

You know the first one I think about? It's actually the last game of last season, and

it's the game at Green Bay, because it was one of those moments

where obviously there's a 10-game losing streak in play, and you're still invested to the

final drive of the season, you know, and you're still competitively hungry enough to understand

what that game meant to a fan base, to an ownership group. And so that was a

start, right? Like, that was a game winning drive by Caleb in the finale under his, you know,

third play caller in eight weeks or whatever it was, and to go down and put that together. And then

you start to build that belief in the guys around you. And then you mentioned Vegas. And then it just

kept snowballing and then Cincinnati.

And there's just so many moments throughout this year where like we've checked the box in Sharpie now on whether Caleb Williams can be clutch, right? Like there's not a person in the league

that it doesn't feel that at this point. When his coach said it, when his coach said it after

the Green Bay win on the Saturday night, like I couldn't

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