00:00But that's the other aspect of when we talk about completion percentage and favorite targets and all those things, what
00:05happens when things break down?
00:07Well, then you rely upon the guile and the instinct and the ability of your quarterback.
00:13And I think that's exciting too.
00:15Why it's exciting for me and why it should be exciting for Bears fans is because that's where we know
00:23Caleb Williams thrives, outside the pocket, making things up.
00:27But now that you're actually putting that into the study guide, into actually practicing that, I think it's going to
00:35go a long way of having that relationship when things break down that you know, all right, this is where
00:42I need to be or you need to find a way to be able to get open.
00:45I think it carries over though, David, into what we were talking about before.
00:50Yeah, there might not be a guy, he wants to hit the open guy.
00:54I just want to hit whoever's open.
00:57And yes, I love that mentality.
01:00I think the improv of what makes Caleb special with guys after practice and what they work on is what's
01:08going to also evolve as well this year.
01:11That relationship, that's where it grows.
01:13It grows not during practice, it grows after practice.
01:17And I've heard Ben Johnson talk about it, that he's staying with guys, throwing with guys after practice.
01:22That's where you get that chemistry where it's going to be deadly with a guy like Colson Loveland where they
01:28can have that, that symmetry where it's like, okay, we see this, doesn't even need to be called, we've gone
01:35over this and talked about it that now I know, I know exactly what to do.
01:38So that can add also another layer of improvisation that I think is going to carry over into the game
01:46this season.
