Was it a mistake that they didn't start Malik Willis?

No.

Did they force Jordan Love out there too soon?

No.

No.

Not at all.

You saw nothing in his game that was hindered by the fact that maybe would have put him out there too soon?

Nothing in his game that was hindered?

Yes, sir.

Yeah, I'm sure he wasn't 100%.

My question is, do you think Malik Willis at 100% is better than Jordan Love at 90%?

I don't know. I'm posing that question. Yeah, I don't think so.

Is there any reason that you maybe would have saw that there would have been a benefit of having a Malik Willis package out there to disguise something that they were doing?

Well, we ran the Malik Willis play there that I was talking about,

where we're spinning around doing 360s in the backfield, and they were all over it.

Again, the beautiful thing about those type of play calls early in the season, they weren't on tape.

They were what we call unscouted looks

now they're on tape cats out of the bag and love tried to rum one and they were I was like

for God's sakes they're going to get a killed back there guys I'm just asking questions all right

do you want everybody that nods agree I mean right I'm trying to pose a devil's advocate here. Yeah, the only thing I would say was if you're maybe wanting like one Taseham Hill package. Yeah. Exactly. Yes. Yeah, maybe. That's what I was thinking. Yes. Maybe Matt could have ran that in the second when we were down 28 nothing. Like, you know, you needed a jolt or something, but you got to let Love.

I mean, we threw, what, we threw the ball 30 plus times.

Let him play his way through it is what they did.

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