He had no time not to lock

in.

And he's he's a guy that he trains and shows up the exact same way every every single day.

You know that just he prepares like he's going to start.

And if something does happen, he's going to be mentally ready.

um, for everything, but it's, it's just one of those, it's just a different, it's different because you get used to one thing and now you have something new, which is not like discrediting or having any trust issues with, with Jarrett being able to play.

Obviously I play against him every day in practice and I know what he's capable of.

But there were so many things behind the scenes that were so intentional and, in my opinion, contributed very greatly to the success you had last

Um, has he taken the next step in your eyes? And what do you feel like you need to see from him and y'all need to see from him so that y'all can get over the hump and win a couple playoff games?

Yeah, I think I, I've definitely, like I said, I've seen growth from him, um, le- even like going into last year.

You know, usually it takes a rookie quarterback a, a super long time to like get comfortable, feel good.

But for him, I was seeing like a continuous jump from a week to week basis, which was super, uh, super rare, I feel like, in my eyes, you know? And, uh, I definitely feel like from a comfort standpoint, he's gotten a good feel of the offense.

Um, you kind of see him tap into that leadership role when it comes to when stuff's not going good or, you know, he's keeping guys really accountable, um, which is the biggest thing that I've seen from him.

And, uh, just today, I mean, they were just connecting on all cylinders, you know what I'm saying? From a run standpoint, um, when you can't make a team one-dimensional, it makes it that much harder, you know, as a defensive player.

So, um-

How, how is Sean Payton though?