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Welcome back to first take.

We have Damien and Courtney back here with us.

Stephen A, I know there was something you wanted to address before we get. The only thing I want to add, when I said the senator called WMBA or reached out to the WNBA, that was Senator Jim Banks of Indiana. Just wanted to make sure everybody knew who that was. All right, absolutely. Got that on the record. We'll get back into some sports here, guys. Three rookie quarterbacks started all 17 games last season, but no one performed better than Jaden Daniels who led his team to the NFC championship.

Bo Nix was also phenomenal leading all rookies and pass yards and leading Denver to the playoffs for the first time since 2015.

So Courtney, obviously we talk a lot about sophomore slumps with quarterbacks in football.

But which second your quarterback do you see taking the biggest leap the season?

I promise it's not home cooking just because I cover the Chicago Bears.

I'm there every single day.

I've seen training camp.

But I really think after three weeks of this and knowing the ups and downs and how Caleb Williams has responded to learning a new offense,

that it's going to be him with the Chicago Bears, based on where the bar was last year,

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