All right. Welcome back to Hour 2 here, gang. Let's jump into the passing statistics now across the league. We're going yards per pass attempt. You've got Baltimore number one at 9.2, San Francisco number two at 8.8. Detroit number 3 at 8.6. Number four is Philadelphia at 8.3 along with Minnesota 8.3. Washington 8.2, Atlanta,

Green Bay, and the L.A. Chargers are all tied for the number seven spot at 7.9 yards per pass

attempt. So you're seeing a legit top 10 passing attack. You're seeing a legit top five running

attack. And obviously the Packers here looking to climb up even further here.

I would much rather see the yards per attempt go up on rushing.

And this drop, that tells me we're playing from ahead and we're leaning on the run.

And that's really what's going to help with some of these picks.

But again, we look at Jordan

Lovin how he's played. Obviously, the turnovers are a huge issue, but they are still putting up

some big plays in yards per attempt, yards per pass attempt here on offense. Oh, yeah, for sure. And if you

look at a lot of those picks, they're not always on the deep shots. A lot of them are just poor

decisions under duress, you know, and I think the more Jordan learns to deal with the pressure,

he's going to be a lot better at protecting the football. You said it's a situational thing.

You've got to know down and distance situation. You're programmed as a quarterback. Don't take the sack.

Don't take the sack. Well, you look at the tape. Sometimes you just need to tuck that ball and

take the damn sack and live to fight another down, you know. Got to. Got to. If CJ Stroud had done

that last night, you'd probably picked up at least 40 yards of invisible yardage on those two picks,

you win that ballgame easy.

For sure.

Even if everything else goes wrong the way it did, if you just control those two aspects of

your game, right?

Or in some cases, I think the pick might have happened on the other side of the field.

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