 His turnover-worthy play rate was still higher than every single quarterback in the top five when it came to those big-time throws. So, yeah, you have those quarterbacks who are at the top of the category, but those guys are normally throwing the ball at a high ceiling rate. But their floor is a lot higher, it seems like, than Tua's is. Because with Tua, the problem is that when it goes awry, right, what happens when it's not awry?