So the moment everybody everybody has been waiting for.

Let's talk quarterbacks and what we saw. And we saw five different

quarterbacks taking reps today. So it was a, I will say from my point of view, it was a little

disjointed because there were so many guys taking reps. And so it was different. And how they mixed

them up. Right. Right. Because it wasn't like, okay, this guy's always with the ones, this guy's always

with the twos, et cetera. There were all three of the guys in the competition took reps with the

ones, either during seven on seven or team. All of those guys took reps with the twos,

whether it was in seven on seven or team. And then, of course, you threw in Ebert. He took reps with the twos, whether it was in seven on seven or team.

And then, of course, you threw in Ebert. He took reps with team and Rezac took reps during drill work, but not then with seven on seven and team. He was off to the side signaling in the

plays. But it's very difficult to get into a rhythm because it wasn't even a predictable

rotation. It was, okay, now it's this guy's turn. Now it's this guy's turn. Now it's this guy's turn.

And it wasn't like there wasn't an order to it. And so it is difficult. Like one, like just for

an example, Kenny got a lot more reps than CJ did.

It's just the way that it worked out, right?

He got more reps than everybody did today.

Yeah, that's a good point.

But again, part of it's just the way it, just the way it worked out.

Some drives were going to be four plays.

Some guy, you know, he had led them on their longest drive, yes.

Yeah.

So he ended up getting more reps.

You know what I mean? And so we saw, can he throw more balls than C.J did? So there's more to evaluate there. You know what I mean? And so, and every practice is going to be different. This is the one that we saw, right? So a lot of reps for the quarterbacks. It wasn't even by any stretch of the imagination as far as number of reps.

...