00:00What I care about most is one.
00:02I mean, he's repeatedly shown a level of toughness
00:06that I don't think you see from a lot of quarterbacks,
00:08especially a lot of rookie quarterbacks.
00:10He's shown the competitiveness, the desire,
00:12all those things.
00:13Frankly, I thought he already had all that.
00:15What I think he showed us yesterday
00:17in the second half of that game,
00:18that he could beat you from the pocket.
00:20And I think that's by far the most important thing
00:22for NFL quarterbacks.
00:24You don't want to change anything.
00:25I'm not trying to stop him running anything.
00:27The second half of that game,
00:28he was 12 of 16 for a buck 40.
00:31He hit the, like where,
00:34I listened to the conversation at C on Twitter
00:36and people are worried about like Jamin Davis.
00:38Take a second, take a deep breath.
00:41You had a rookie quarterback
00:42in his second ever NFL game,
00:45engineer a two minute drill drive for a win.
00:49Yeah.
00:49Who's the last, like,
00:50who's the last quarterback in Washington
00:53you felt comfortable?
00:54Yo, he's going to take us down the field and get a win.
00:56Not often.
00:58Throw to Noah Brown on, on an in breaking route.
01:01Maybe that, I don't know.
01:02That was a bang eight.
01:06Yeah. It's okay.
01:07Call it a bang eight where he's going up the field.
01:11Five hard step.
01:12Boom. Inside balls there.
01:13Dude, that throw is so good and so accurate.
01:17Noah Brown, by the way,
01:18already gives him something different.
01:20Just when he's running around out there, he's big.
01:22He's long.
01:23It just, it looks different than everybody else.
01:27If you, if your takeaway from yesterday with Jaden
01:32or yesterday with the team, isn't,
01:35oh my God, this quarterback gives Washington a chance
01:37every time they step on the field,
01:39then I feel like we're watching something different.
01:41And I feel like that is so far and away
01:43the most important lesson from yesterday.
01:46And not that in Tampa, he was bad.
01:49He was pretty good.
01:51And not that in the first half yesterday, he was bad.
01:53They were still moving the football,
01:55but in the second half, you start to see,
01:58at least in my eyes, you started to see the passer
02:02that Daniels proved to be at LSU
02:04that absolutely torched everybody.
02:06And as that dude grows more comfortable,
02:09that was his fourth half of NFL football.
02:12Like this is happening in such an accelerated timeline.
02:15What did David R just say?
02:15David R just said, if he can do one thing per game
02:18to show you why he was drafted at the second pick,
02:22you got you something.
02:23He's done more than one thing per game.
02:27That drive was engineered perfectly.
02:29And the thing of it is, there are going to be times
02:32where your quarterback will be getting their bus kick.
02:36We watched, I watched Cincinnati and Kansas City yesterday.
02:41Two that we consider damn good.
02:42They were getting their ass kicked there
02:43at certain points of the game.
02:44You watched Caleb Williams last night?
02:46I watched him.
02:47But I watch a lot of quarterbacks
02:48that are extremely good and established.
02:52They were losing at one point,
02:54but what did Pat Mahomes do down the stretch
02:56to get him down?
02:57Got him in a position,
02:58give the guy a chance to kick a field goal.
03:00You have to have that little knack in you,
03:02that type of nerve or whatever in you,
03:07or have that about you to be able to go down
03:09and do those things.
03:10He does.
03:11And I just think that it's like we get people sometimes
03:13and we get to a point where we want them to be perfect.
03:16Nobody's perfect out there.
03:18You know, I look at a lot of games yesterday
03:20where teams were perfect last week,
03:22look like garbage this week.
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