Sep 22, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! David Ungerer III joins Sean Bowen and DaVaris Daniels on Helmets Off to talk about the…
David UngererGuestSean BowenHost
DaVaris DanielsHostI mean, you guys, what is that relationship like? I mean, how much are you guys working at, you know, obviously on field, but also getting to know each other and trust each other? away from the field and start building that relationship i mean you've gone through it you're still currently in it yeah i'm curious to get your guys thoughts on that what what's that like
oh chad's a different animal though it's it's you rarely get a chance to come across quarterbacks who like really take the time and have the patience to learn each and every receiver that they have on the team i think chad does a great job of that and he's more athletic In the CFL game, sometimes you need a more athletic quarterback that can extend plays and help you get open.
He might escape the pocket, tell you to go further and throw that thing down there for a touchdown.
And I think, yeah, Chad just brings another dynamic to a room, especially for receivers who are going to put in the craft and just keep working and want to work for him and aren't going to be lazy.
So it's like, you know, you come across a great quarterback like that, like you want to do that extra.
You know, the thing that I've always loved about Chad is like, he's like a, he's like a receiver.
So like, he's a dog, you know, like a lot of quarterbacks are kind of more proper, you know, do it by the book.
He's one of us, you know? So, and I think part of being one of us is that the way that we operate is like, you gotta earn that trust.
Like it's built day in, day out, rep by rep, you know? And that was kind of my approach when I came over here, you know, knowing who Chad is, you know, and getting to work with him a little, like I got to, it was, we got to work out, maybe like two weeks before training camp together.
I mean, you guys, what is that relationship like? I mean, how much are you guys working at, you know, obviously on field, but also getting to know each other and trust each other? away from the field and start building that relationship i mean you've gone through it you're still currently in it yeah i'm curious to get your guys thoughts on that what what's that like
oh chad's a different animal though it's it's you rarely get a chance to come across quarterbacks who like really take the time and have the patience to learn each and every receiver that they have on the team i think chad does a great job of that and he's more athletic In the CFL game, sometimes you need a more athletic quarterback that can extend plays and help you get open.
He might escape the pocket, tell you to go further and throw that thing down there for a touchdown.
And I think, yeah, Chad just brings another dynamic to a room, especially for receivers who are going to put in the craft and just keep working and want to work for him and aren't going to be lazy.
So it's like, you know, you come across a great quarterback like that, like you want to do that extra.
You know, the thing that I've always loved about Chad is like, he's like a, he's like a receiver.
So like, he's a dog, you know, like a lot of quarterbacks are kind of more proper, you know, do it by the book.
He's one of us, you know? So, and I think part of being one of us is that the way that we operate is like, you gotta earn that trust.
Like it's built day in, day out, rep by rep, you know? And that was kind of my approach when I came over here, you know, knowing who Chad is, you know, and getting to work with him a little, like I got to, it was, we got to work out, maybe like two weeks before training camp together.
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