We have to get the Hill notes, but first Rob Nikovic is back. Hello, Rob.

Hello, Shime. I have just to clarify, the head thing, you were correct, just one last year.

I was incorrect, but I would say this. You have to agree that he has to take care of himself better in running situations.

Last year, he was running way too much after contact.

Get what you can get, get down, and live to see another down.

Josh Allen, he continues to fight through and gets killed all the time, which will catch up to him eventually.

Just like Cam Newton, you're big, you're strong, you're fast, you take the hits, and it catches up to you.

I think in that regard, Rob, you're absolutely right.

Like, I think in totality, like, he needs to be better at sliding, be a little bit more proactive in that regard.

Like, the Jets game, when he did get a concussion, it was while he was sliding, he got hit.

So, like, I agree with you.

He does need to take better care of himself.

But the narratives of that people have created, not you, but like people in general,

have created that a guy like him is injury prone is ridiculous because he missed a half a game once. And then everybody's like, yep,

he's just going to get concussions all the time now. I'm not saying he's injury prone at all.

I'm saying for the fate of the team, that relies on him being the starting quarterback. So with that being the case,

just like Peyton Manning when he was a starting quarterback, Tom Brady, when he's a

starting quarterback, you have to, in certain situations, if it's third and five, and you're

scrambling for five yards, realize it's not bad to punt and let the defense use the defense.

So it's being and understanding those situations that hopefully from year one to year two,

instead of him trying to go and get an extra yard, he realizes, listen, I got a defense that I can

rely on too. So that's, I hope, is the difference now that he's a year older, realizes that he has to

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