 And then he just – he flings the ball like he's, you know, played three years of college football. And his absolute understanding of the concepts, like watching the seven-on-seven where the coaching staff, you know, they've got plays drawn up and they're taking ten seconds to explain this play. And he's got it, executing it. And then he had some plays in the seven-on-seven that he just baited the defense in ways that the best players in the country weren't ready to handle. And he looked at it and he said, man, this isn't a kid playing quarterback. This is a grown-ass man playing a kid's game. Like that's –