Coach Sam Hall has had a very up and down season and specifically in the last

handful of games like Good First Half, not so good second half, next game, not

so good first half, good second half. So it's not just defensive adjustments

after halftime. How do you get a young quarterback to find that consistency

moving forward? I think if you look at this game, there were some really good

things in the first half. A little bit of slow start into the third quarter, but he

came out of it and he was able to push the ball downfield. And especially when

he got into the hurry up situation, he really handled those things. I mean, this

is all growth and development. And really, there's moments that that have to

happen, have to occur so you can develop and grow, not just as individual, but

as a team. I mean, you know, looking at the way this team has put together and

where we are, you know, you hope that it's coming together, it's coming to

fruition and everything that, you know, we've been talking about since the

spring, you know, committing to him and his growth and development is

important because I really do think that, you know, we've got something here

with this guy. So Ron Rivera talking about his quarterback Sam Howell who goes

39 for 52, 397 yards, four touchdowns, one pick. My recollection is in the

first half. He had 26 pass attempts and only had two incompletions. So they

started off 24 of 26. Time for our official Howell Eval. I can lead it off. I

can't give him an A because of the interceptions. I'll give him an A minus. The

guy was really good yesterday. Only sacked one time. They gave him a pocket.

He's got great arm talent. He made some nice throws. I agree. I mean, I got to

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