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Welcome to Inside the Huddle, our final edition of the week from San Francisco,

before Super Bowl 60, of course, the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks, still with Phoebe Shetor,

and we found an old friend.

Pro Bowl, good to see you, Kirk Cousins, Pro Bowl quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. It's always quite a week, isn't it? Looking forward to the Super Bowl.

It is a lot of events. It's such a cultural event here, stateside.

It should be a national holiday. They haven't done that yet, but most of us watching the

game wish there was no work on Monday morning. Right. Let's talk about the quarterbacks in this

game because I feel like this is the perfect time. We've left it all week, hoping that we were

going to catch up with you. Of course, I want to start with Sam Donald. Fifth team, he's only 28 years

of age. Cast on that scrap heap a few times. Talk about

that part of it, because there's a roller coaster ride for players like yourself, like Sam Donald at

times that you have to ride out. Yeah, he was drafted near the very top of the draft, considered to be

one of the future star quarterbacks in the league, and it just didn't work out in New York with the Jets.

Really no fault of his own. He goes to Carolina and then ends up being a backup in San

Francisco where he got to see what it really should look like with a team that went to the Super

Bowl. He was backing up Brock Purdy. What a valuable experience for him to see that offense

and see what it should look like. And then he goes to Minnesota, plays at at a very high level is deserving of his opportunity now in seattle and then has proved them right taking them all the way to the super bowl but sam's a talented player he was a high pick for a reason does a great job with his arm with his legs and at only 28 years old there's a lot of good football ahead of him yeah phoebe you keep you keep this one. Okay, well, you keep that and just we'll kind of go like that with Kirk. I wanted to know, I mean, as someone that's been a part of a multitude of offenses, how hard is it to learn a brand new offense under a new leadership? It is challenging. You want continuity. Unfortunately, in our league today, I mean, 10 head coaches were just let go at the end of this season. So there's a lot of change and that's hard. But I do think your best chance as a quarterback is to not only get with good coaches, but to stay with good coaches and to have that consistency where you can build a rapport. So I think that's going to help Drake May in the future because he's going to have the same play caller and the same head coach it looks like for a long time.

Sam's been very aggressive. Both these quarterbacks have. We'll talk about Drake May in a second in terms of attacking downfield.

He's not playing with house money because he could be playing for another 10 years.

But do you feel like he's just a situation helps him growing confidence and then he has

taken a really attacking mindset? He is an attacker. There's no doubt. He's turned the ball over at

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