00:00See how it changes, though, just the reaction, just the back and forth.
00:04It's all like, what have you done for me lately?
00:06It's like, I'll blame him for saying that after what he saw last week.
00:09Hey, he's had, Caleb Williams has had, what, seven comebacks?
00:14Fourth quarter comebacks?
00:15Yeah.
00:16Call him Iceman.
00:18I've seen it, and I've been critical of him.
00:20He's pretty good.
00:22He's played his way back into this thing.
00:25Drake May does not have those comebacks.
00:27Correct.
00:28And so that's, I guess, one piece of the resume that isn't there.
00:32He's taking Caleb Williams.
00:34I hear that, too, about Caleb Williams.
00:35Like, wait until Ben Johnson gets him to conform to his system.
00:38He did.
00:39He's figured it out.
00:40He's also, like, he's made some fantastic plays just on his own.
00:44You know, bell him out, running around, throwing the ball.
00:47He took off twice.
00:48All right, well, this is my long way of saying this.
00:50And I'm obviously a Drake May guy.
00:51But don't you think that Ben Johnson has found a way to unlock the talents of his quarterback
00:58while also trying him to get to play within a system?
01:01Yeah.
01:03Shouldn't that leave the Patriots a little envious at times?
01:06Like, oh, they still let this guy be Iceman and make plays on his own, and he's able to do
01:13it.
01:13Like, don't you want to do the same?
01:15Or don't you want it to work out as nicely as it has worked out for that team?
01:21I mean, we weren't that long ago for criticizing the kid jumping in the stands for crying.
01:25How did Caleb Williams play in his playoff games versus Drake May?
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