Hello, hello, I'm Matt Williamson. This is a locked on NFL podcast. And as we do every Wednesday, I have Mike Renner from Pro Football Focus. Mike, how's it hanging?

Going good. Good, good. A couple things to discuss. And you mentioned that recently you did a study or film breakdown on what Jimmy Garoppolo is doing

with the Niners. I've been a huge fan of his going back to, you know, for several years now,

saying that's the guy to target. If I were the Browns, I would have done everything possible,

excluding giving up that first

overall pick, the landum, that didn't happen. And I also don't think it was an accident that

Belichick sent him out of conference and far, far away. So what do you see him with him?

Yeah, there's a lot of good. I mean, the praise, all the stuff is very justified. He has, so in our grading system,

he has the second highest ever four-game stretch after going to a new team that we've ever seen.

And it's been, like, there's the only knock that I could find pouring through all the data

was the fact that he really hasn't made to make too many difficult throws down the field.

So in terms of our big time throw stat, we only have them with two through four games,

which is a pretty low rate.

But a lot of that is Calshanahan's office.

He's going to give you, not to say easy throws, but throws underneath and throws

down the field that aren't

forcing you to throw it into tight windows, aren't forcing you to, you know, beat tight coverage

all the time. That's why I think we've seen that from Jimmy. He's just executing the offense that's

asked of him. Yeah, that's a good point. I mean, just to expand upon that, like we saw with Matt Ryan

last year, that they do a great job with play action,

with route concepts that get these guys a little more open than the average offense.

No, it really, just going back through and watching, not to say, not to say what he's done

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