Mark Ein, later on this hour, he was on my podcast yesterday. I'm going to play that for you.

I did ask him about the alternate uniforms, asked him about the stadium. Talked a lot of tennis, too.

He's got probably the best field for the upcoming D.C. City Open in Rock Creek Park that he's had in a long time. Joining me right now,

do we have Andrew? All right, good. Andrew Brandt is joining me right now, of course. Longtime

executive in the NFL with the Packers. He's now the executive director of the Morad Center

at Villanova.

He's got a great Sunday 7 newsletter.

You can find out all about all of this on X on Twitter.

At Andrew Brandt.

He joins me right now real quickly before I get to what I was calling you about.

We just did a segment about Jaden Daniels, and sort of asking the question, have we gotten a little bit carried away?

Have we crowned them a little bit too early after one season?

Because it was debatably, and by many advanced numbers, the greatest rookie season a rookie quarterback's ever had.

You were a longtime front office person, and you watch a lot of quarterback play.

Have we gotten ahead of our skis calling Jaden Daniels an elite quarterback, a top-five-ish quarterback right now.

Good to be with you, Kevin.

I mean, I'm obviously the opposite, from my experience in the Green Bay Packers,

where we had apprentice quarterbacks that didn't see the field for three years.

It's been believable in this day and age, because you try to get young quarterback, especially first round on the field for three years. It's unbelievable in this day and age because you try to get

young quarterback, especially first round on the field first year, if not first game. Yeah, I mean,

I think we're all going to overreact to a strong performance by a rookie quarterback. The obvious

question is, can he keep it up? And even if there's not total ascension beyond this, this is high-level

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