Cris Collinsworth

He may not have extra like some guys in the league potentially, but whether you have the strongest arm in the world or the tallest quarterback or the most strapping combine quarterback, participant out there um it's still uh played from the neck up and and you can continue to get better and we're seeing brock purdy playing at his peak from that and uh just putting the ball exactly where he wants to it's clinical it's precision uh he's in total control out there and it's so much fun to watch and uh we all the greats have a special ability to uh to control an offense and that's what brock purdy's doing

And really, I'm laughing at the comment that I'm seeing that says that if Mahomes had done the jump pass like Brock Birdie did, Chris Collinsworth would have imploded.

And yeah, I can just hear it now.

Now here's a guy! I mean, Brock Birdie really has just been on another level recently.

It's Troy Aikman, Hall of Famer.

You have Chris Collinsworth, who sort of worked his way up as a very good player, but not a great player.

But for the most part, you have the stars on Monday Night Football.

You have the Manning brothers as well.

Um, he's got a couple injuries in Seattle, and then the, the strange decision to draft another running back, and then we see him break out in the Super Bowl.

And the reason I mention that is Collinsworth goes back to the Super Bowl broadcast where many people thought there was a production error when he said, "Well, Kenneth Walker can barely catch the ball out of the backfield." Well, in reality, that wasn't the case.

He just didn't do research in the past years of Seattle.

So he goes back to it last Sunday and clears it up and says, "I, I got this wrong.