they use that script, they got up early, but if they don't do that, a game like Kansas City,

where Kansas City kind of just sat on them with that game was close for the most of it,

but Jacksonville just couldn't get anything working. And so I think you're exactly right. You need

the Trevor Lawrence to kind of take that step forward and push that offense along with Doug

Peterson to figure out what's going on there. But for the Saints, you hit that point too,

that lack of offensive line. I mean, Derek Carr is not a player that's going to create on his

own. And he's going to take what's given to you. And they've certainly got enough skill talent

to create situations to give something to Carr. But without a lack of offensive line play,

I think it's really coming in tonight. All they've really got working at all is dump down

Stu Alvin Kamara and getting him out in space. Yeah. And I love how you brought this up in terms

of what they need to do better. Because at the end of the day, look at like Trevor Lawrence in

the school he went to, I would joke that he was in the overseer offense with the overseer coach

of the NCAA, of how he'd like it back to be back in 1845. You know, in Deb O'Sweeney,

let me just tell everybody what to do. And you do exactly what that is. And don't ask any questions.

So Trevor Lawrence, while he has the improvisational ability physically, he doesn't have a lot of

experience doing that because he ran a lot of schemed plays at Clemson where it's like screen,

RPO, you know, not a lot of, you know, one or two reads throw, but misdirection throwbacks. Now,

we've seen him read the field, but and do that, but it wasn't the majority of what he did.

Trevor said to him, same school, you know, so really we're not looking at that. Tank Bigsby came

from, you know, he's young, so we won't even count him just yet. Christian Kirk spread offense,

and, you know, you know, basically with what Sumlin and then Kingsbury. So, you know, again,

similar type of thing. Evan Ingram, he played in a little bit more of an offense where you could

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