"I think just experience, he's got more now," Shanahan told Papa. "Brock, things are very natural for him when he thinks about all this stuff, and then he reacts. And when he does something bad in a game, whether it's a minor thing that nobody notices or a big thing, Brock's as hard on himself as anyone. And he doesn't just get down and embarrassed or mad. He actually thinks about it, wants to know, [and] tries to figure out how to fix it so it doesn't happen again. He's one of the best guys I've been around who rarely makes the same mistake twice."
"I think he's been able to find the spots there a lot better," Shanahan said. "He's been able to escape in all four of the spots, up to the right, up to the left, or both back. I thought the most impressive one was the Jacksonville one where he didn't escape, and he stayed in there, and how tight it was, and was able to hit that big one to [George] Kittle. I think the best thing he's been doing, especially this last month, is, when people..."
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