This could equate to Caleb too. Bo had a great defense, right? And he acknowledged that he had a great defense. And he played like he had a great defense. He didn't take very many sacks. He protected the football. And out there were many sacks is the opposite of what Caleb did this past year. But Bo kind of knew, like, I'm gonna get the ball back. My defense is going to take care of business. But he didn't have a lot of great skill players around him. And I think what he did is he limited, you know, and Sean's great at this. And that's a big part of why you go and you pay a Ben Johnson, what do you pay him, and you pay a, you know, Sean Payton what you pay him. and you go and you overpay, you know, at a coordinator spot to get Cliff Kingsbury

is because of what they can do them and you pay a, you know, Sean Payton, what you pay him, and you go and you overpay,

you know, at a coordinator spot to get Cliff Kingsbury is because of what they can do to help

your quarterback.

The more we look back and reflect, the more painful it becomes.

But there's also a responsibility that Caleb has to get better.

And that is going to be put to the test this season under Ben Johnson.

This is a speaker on home show, by the way.

We appreciate you hanging out.

We're here until Cubs pregame, which starts at 5.30.

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Southwest.

Radio Network. Man, you said airlines

We needed airlines in there.

Airlines

Sort of record pause there, Lawrence?

Yeah, I don't know.

Airlines.

There was a lot of pregnancy going on in there.

A lot of it.

James Palmer.

Radio network.

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