Caleb has been putting together a productive season, throwing for 1,443 yards, 19 touchdowns and just four interceptions. What stands out is his ability to consistently turn opportunities into touchdowns while keeping the mistakes relatively low. The numbers show a quarterback who is having success moving the football and finishing drives. As more of the season unfolds, the big thing for Caleb will be showing that same consistency against stronger competition and when defenses start taking away his first options. The production is there, and there’s plenty to build on from here.

Caleb has been finding the end zone at a high rate, already accounting for 14 touchdowns with 790 yards through the air. What separates his game is the way he handles pressure he can slide, reset and keep a play alive instead of forcing the throw. That ability to create outside of structure gives Caleb another way to hurt defenses and keeps his offense moving.

Quitadamo wasted no time making it happen in Week 1, delivering one of the more efficient passing performances of the night. He completed 13 of 15 attempts for 209 yards, consistently putting the ball where it needed to be and keeping the offense moving. His accuracy stood out throughout the night, and he showed the kind of command and decision making that can make a quarterback tough to slow down as the season progresses.