Speaker 1: Front of the show.
Speaker 2: Joined us last week prior to the Super Bowl, and
Speaker 2: now I'm bringing them on to brag. Sean Sayadsumer sports Sean,
Speaker 2: Happy Wednesday, buddy, how are you?
Speaker 3: It feels good. You know, it's not just about being right,
Speaker 3: it's about the process, It's about the analysis. I do
Speaker 3: feel good about you having to come on the show.
Speaker 3: Predicted that Eagles win. Certainly I think a little bit
Speaker 3: different and then most people would have expected in terms
Speaker 3: of how it looked. But for me, it was still
Speaker 3: a fun game. I'm not sure if it was for you.
Speaker 2: Well, certainly you called it, and I wanted to bring
Speaker 2: you on to kind of reflect on exactly what you
Speaker 2: saw and then talk about the game, how it unfolded,
Speaker 2: and whether or not it kind of went into lockstep
Speaker 2: with what you were expecting.
Speaker 3: You know, it did in terms of the way that
Speaker 3: the Eagles defense approached the Kansas City Chiefs. Where the
Speaker 3: Eagles defensive plans, it was not particularly complicated. We're going
Speaker 3: to play a bunch of zone coverage. We're going to
Speaker 3: make you make the right decision over and over again.
Speaker 3: Just rush four guys, send zero total blitz is an
Speaker 3: entire game. I mean that is Vic Banje the defensive
Speaker 3: coordinators approach two games in general, So I could you
Speaker 3: know how that was? What I didn't expect was you know,
Speaker 3: really Zach Bond interception that pick six from Cooper Degene
Speaker 3: where you're making the play that I mean, Mahomes is
Speaker 3: throwing that ball because you have no business being in
Speaker 3: that spot, just based on how everything played out. So
Speaker 3: I thought it was an excellent example of the Eagles
Speaker 3: really really just hitting the highest level of their people.
Speaker 3: Where I think of our best defensive line play this
Speaker 3: entire season, I mean, Josh what may have played the
Speaker 3: best game of this career. So I'm not going to
Speaker 3: pretend like I would have predicted all of that. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna depend like I would have predicted the final
Speaker 3: score in that game. But the way the Eagles came in,
Speaker 3: I mean, it is what we talked about last week
Speaker 3: in kind of how they approached the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: At what point I've been asking all of my NFL
Speaker 2: guests so far this week the same question. When did
Speaker 2: you and again I know you predicted Philly was going
Speaker 2: to win the thing, but while you were watching the
Speaker 2: game out, what point did you.
Speaker 1: Say, Okay, that's a wrap, they're not coming back.
Speaker 3: So I think that when I started to get the thoughts.
Speaker 3: I mean, honestly, it wasn't until after the like kind
Speaker 3: of middle east of the third quarter, because you go
Speaker 3: into the half twenty four or nothing, and I mean,
Speaker 3: it's really really hard to come back from that. But
Speaker 3: Mahomes has literally done that before against the texting the
Speaker 3: fears out, so I didn't want to count it out.
Speaker 3: But you could start to feel it pretty early on
Speaker 3: just I mean the first third down right, the Eagles
Speaker 3: are making it really hard on the Chiefs. Cooper degen
Speaker 3: is being super physical, kind of pushing around Travis Kelcey
Speaker 3: a little bit. You can start to feel it. You
Speaker 3: can start to see it. You see even when Sae
Speaker 3: Kwon Barkley is not brising off big runs, Jalen Hurts
Speaker 3: just getting rid of the ball, playing super comfortable, playing
Speaker 3: on time. Start to feel but look, I'm back in
Speaker 3: the back of my mind, I need I need to
Speaker 3: see double zero, you know, to coulet Patrick Mahomes out.
Speaker 3: So really it was once you got in that middle
Speaker 3: of the third quarter, I've had Devonda Smith touchdown. I
Speaker 3: was like, all right, I don't need to be silly anymore.
Speaker 3: There's no way these guys are going to be able
Speaker 3: to come back.
Speaker 2: So I know you've already touched on the defensive game
Speaker 2: plans schematically from Vic Fangio prior to Sunday, as you
Speaker 2: and I talked about last week, Patrick Mahomes eight and
Speaker 2: oh against Vic Fangio.
Speaker 1: So let's dig a little bit deeper.
Speaker 2: Did did Vic Fangio do anything different this time around?
Speaker 2: Or was it just kind of the classic schematic attack
Speaker 2: that he always likes to implement. But he has the
Speaker 2: horses now and Kansas City couldn't keep up, So it
Speaker 2: was a.
Speaker 3: Little bit of you know, some stuff was the same,
Speaker 3: some stuff was different. They play a little bit of
Speaker 3: a different coverage. They really, you know, prioritized having multiple
Speaker 3: people watching Travis Pelsey, even if they're not in a
Speaker 3: dedicated kind of bracket or a double team. And the
Speaker 3: way that the pass rush was working, where instead of
Speaker 3: you know, being the fast guy running outside that offensive tackle,
Speaker 3: they were running straight through those guys, and that you know,
Speaker 3: closes the areas for Mahomes to be able to scramble
Speaker 3: a little bit. So I really enjoyed seeing that just
Speaker 3: from an overall pass rushing plan for the Eagles. I
Speaker 3: thought that was a good job. I mean, I actually
Speaker 3: I felt like any Reid didn't do the best job
Speaker 3: in the game where we can think of maybe an
Speaker 3: example or two where they're getting the ball a little
Speaker 3: bit further down the field. Obviously we have that drop
Speaker 3: to Hopkins. Of course some of those touchdowns coming later
Speaker 3: in the game. I would have really liked to see
Speaker 3: him just literally the fact, throw the balls the outside,
Speaker 3: make those cornerbacks tackle over and over because the way
Speaker 3: that Fandia was playing, it would have required that. And
Speaker 3: we saw I think the future down thirty four nothing
Speaker 3: by this time. But you know, zabywhere that you catch
Speaker 3: a quick throw when on Mitchell Tantathle you you able
Speaker 3: to get yards. I think, you know, maybe turning that
Speaker 3: a little bit earlier would have not won the game,
Speaker 3: but I think it would have made it a bit closer.
Speaker 2: I want to follow up, even though you just alluded
Speaker 2: to my follow up question, did you see because one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why I picked Kansas City in a
Speaker 2: close one like most of America, is Andy and Mahomes.
Speaker 1: Typically figured out.
Speaker 2: Andy Reid makes the adjustments, Mahomes finds a way to win,
Speaker 2: did at any point outside of what you just alluded to,
Speaker 2: because look, you know a lot of people say, well they.
Speaker 1: Didn't run the football.
Speaker 2: Well, you're down big, so you've got to get chunk
Speaker 2: plays and you have to rely on a generational talent
Speaker 2: in Patrick Mahomes. But was there anything specifically, Sean that
Speaker 2: you saw Kansas City tried to do that simply just
Speaker 2: didn't work.
Speaker 3: You know, it felt like every single thing that they
Speaker 3: were really trying to do didn't work. Where you can't
Speaker 3: throw the ball picked because the defensive is really good
Speaker 3: and coverage, you can't throw the ball in your immediate
Speaker 3: because guys are dropping passes. You can't throw the ball
Speaker 3: deep because your offensive line is not holding up enough
Speaker 3: from a home to be able to take that extra
Speaker 3: step and let that thing flock. So it really felt
Speaker 3: like none of that was able to work at all.
Speaker 3: And you mentioned, yeah, it would be nice if you
Speaker 3: could run the ball. You know, there's a clip of
Speaker 3: Nolan Smith putting Tray Smith like on his are really
Speaker 3: pushing him far back. I mean, the Eagles were more
Speaker 3: physical than the Chiefs were upfront. They really were able
Speaker 3: to push them around. I'm not really sure if any
Speaker 3: plan would have worked on that day, it felt like
Speaker 3: the Eagles really came in so lost into every single
Speaker 3: thing that the Chiefs were doing. So I'm not even
Speaker 3: sure like you see some of those kind of second
Speaker 3: a half adjustments. I guess you call them that for
Speaker 3: the Chiefs, but I mean, when you're down that big,
Speaker 3: it's such a big hell of the climb, and it
Speaker 3: just felt like, you know, the team or the better
Speaker 3: aster than top to bottom ended up winning. Here.
Speaker 1: Let's move over to the other side.
Speaker 2: What did Steve Spagnolo tried to do defensively? Because look,
Speaker 2: Kansas City, over the course of their recalibration of just
Speaker 2: kind of changing their approach A lot of it probably
Speaker 2: based off personnel one a lot of games this year
Speaker 2: based off of Steve Spagnolo in that defense, it just
Speaker 2: did not do much of anything to provide pushback against Philly.
Speaker 2: What did Spagnolo try to do and how did Philly
Speaker 2: counter that to make it ineffective?
Speaker 3: Spagnola, I thought, really approached this game in the exact
Speaker 3: right way. Sakuon Barkley was largely shut down. I think
Speaker 3: when you look at the Eagles how he's played the
Speaker 3: entire season, that is what you want to start with,
Speaker 3: and so for them to have that success is a
Speaker 3: really good thing. Now, the problem is that Jalen Hurts
Speaker 3: has had the best game of his career where the
Speaker 3: best two games, or maybe two of three games in
Speaker 3: his career have been this game and then the NFC
Speaker 3: Championship game. So when you look at how the Eagles
Speaker 3: looked in week eight, in week ten, you know it
Speaker 3: didn't feel a Kirts was going to be able to
Speaker 3: do this. So I think the approach was really exactly correct.
Speaker 3: And as you got later and later you are able
Speaker 3: to get a blitz that ends up getting a sack.
Speaker 3: But for Hurts to play at that high of a
Speaker 3: level and really take everything that Stags is trying to
Speaker 3: do and throw it right back in his face by
Speaker 3: making those cliff throws, by turning some of those escapes
Speaker 3: into throws to receivers instead of just you know, you're
Speaker 3: spinning around in a circle, you end up sack. And
Speaker 3: for him to be confident and quickness process I thought
Speaker 3: was super impressive. So I was, overall, you know, pretty fine.
Speaker 3: It's back as the approach. I think the bigger takeaway
Speaker 3: its Hurts really really stepping up to the moment, what sort.
Speaker 2: Of because a lot of the conversations, certainly around prior
Speaker 2: to the game was the questions that a lot of
Speaker 2: people had about Jalen and the questions that a lot
Speaker 2: of people out about Nick Sirianni.
Speaker 1: So I already asked you about the Jaalen portion of this?
Speaker 2: What sort of questions did Nick Sirianni answer as a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl winning head coach?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: I mean it is it's so fun to think about
Speaker 3: just his story. Fun for me to think about it
Speaker 3: from the outset. I can't imagine it was as fun
Speaker 3: for him going through it. There was like legitimate, totally
Speaker 3: like reasonable calls at the beginning of this year, like
Speaker 3: are they going to bring Sirianni back? What does he
Speaker 3: do for this team? After a week four, going to
Speaker 3: the bye week, you know thoughts of all, right, well,
Speaker 3: this guy's gonna get fired and being offensive assistance somewhere
Speaker 3: next year where he's never going to be able to
Speaker 3: get this chance again. I just think that there are
Speaker 3: things that happen in an NFL locker room, in the
Speaker 3: NFL building that a head coach is responsible for that
Speaker 3: it is unquantifiable. And you start to hear some of
Speaker 3: the stories come out, whether it's where I writing his
Speaker 3: handwritten note size Rodgers who mixed the season for a
Speaker 3: gambling suspension, whether it's you know, talking to m Kobe
Speaker 3: Dan after his injury and figuring out different things to
Speaker 3: get him in the best spot. And I mean that
Speaker 3: you think about the locker room overall. Obviously these are
Speaker 3: incredibly talented players. There's still personalities right where Ajo Brown
Speaker 3: had early in the game or earlier in the season,
Speaker 3: he had said out loud and he said the correct thing,
Speaker 3: like what's not working. It's the passing game. And so
Speaker 3: for him to be able to navigate all that, for
Speaker 3: him to be able to navigate his relationship with Jalea
Speaker 3: hurts where you know sometimes in the media it hurts.
Speaker 3: Is like not that he is unfriendly to the media,
Speaker 3: but I think he's trying to, you know, get through
Speaker 3: his day and he's trying to get back to the real
Speaker 3: hard work of it all. So you think Syrin he
Speaker 3: does deserve credit. Now what is it exactly for? I
Speaker 3: think it is some of those kind of human human
Speaker 3: assets that we just don't get to see unless, like
Speaker 3: you see that the way that he high fives his
Speaker 3: players on on the sidelines, or you see the way
Speaker 3: that the players do take on that personality a little
Speaker 3: bit where Suriani is gonna like almost like you have
Speaker 3: a shield for other players. Where there was a game
Speaker 3: last year against the Seahawks where Hurts and ager Brown
Speaker 3: make this kind of odd decision for a specific player
Speaker 3: ends up as an interception and SERIALI just goes up
Speaker 3: to the media. It's like, look, that was my call,
Speaker 3: and now do I want people to lie to the media. No,
Speaker 3: not necessarily, but for him to take the fall on
Speaker 3: that and to kind of make himself look like a
Speaker 3: little bit of a fool in that situation for his
Speaker 3: players to be able to, you know, just continue to
Speaker 3: work on what they need to work on. So seeing
Speaker 3: that for Sirianny, it's got to feel awesome, because no
Speaker 3: one can ever remove Super Bowl champion head coach from
Speaker 3: his resume.
Speaker 2: So when you win, you're gonna lose coaches and you're
Speaker 2: gonna lose probably players and want to get paid. So
Speaker 2: Kellen Moore bounces to take the Saints job. What sort
Speaker 2: of hole does that leave and who do you think?
Speaker 2: Do you just give me some candidates to take that gig?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And more leaving well, when Johns and Gannon had
Speaker 3: left over their last Super Bowl, if the Eagles were
Speaker 3: like kind of unprepared for it, just based on a
Speaker 3: communication with Gannon for what they thought was going to happen.
Speaker 3: So they've been ready for this eventuality. So Kevin Patula
Speaker 3: is one guy in house that they certainly like. He'll
Speaker 3: get some sort of look. I think Dradd Johnson quarterbacks
Speaker 3: coach or Texan is a guy who will end up
Speaker 3: getting an interview if they're doing a full interview. I
Speaker 3: assume they have to do in the interview process Jess
Speaker 3: because he was someone that also an interviewed with them previously,
Speaker 3: a few other internal candidates, you know. For the situation overall,
Speaker 3: it's it's kind of a dream job. You have the
Speaker 3: best offensive line in the league, you have a Super
Speaker 3: Bowl VT quarterback, you have a very good running back,
Speaker 3: you have really good receivers. So all the things are
Speaker 3: there that I hope that they go outside the building.
Speaker 3: I think that's my initial leading just so you can
Speaker 3: get a little bit more creative. You can move that
Speaker 3: offense forward where look the way that Sayklon Barkley ran
Speaker 3: this year, I think he's going to be fantastic. It's
Speaker 3: not like he's old or he's not going to be
Speaker 3: able to do it. There is a chance. So just
Speaker 3: based on variant think you're not able to hit all
Speaker 3: this home runs. So I would love to see even
Speaker 3: like a guy like Key Martin, the quarterbacks coach in Baltimore,
Speaker 3: who we've seen Lamar Jackson continue to evolve as a
Speaker 3: passer really and to bring in a guy like that,
Speaker 3: I think could be a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: So one more thing on the Eagles, And I've got
Speaker 2: a couple of other big picture NFL questions, and I've asked,
Speaker 2: you know, the NFL guys who have stopped by this
Speaker 2: week kind of this similar question, because when you look
Speaker 2: at the landscape of the league, we often talk about,
Speaker 2: you know, guys like Lamar and Josh Allen and Patrick
Speaker 2: Mahomes in their late twenties. Jalen's twenty six and Saquon's
Speaker 2: twenty eight. AJ Brown is twenty seven, DeVante Smith is
Speaker 2: twenty six, And yes, they have some decisions to make
Speaker 2: on other pieces, but the main portion of this roster
Speaker 2: is either in or entering their prime. And I'm not
Speaker 2: a hyperbolic radio host, but what are you willing to
Speaker 2: say about potentially the type of I don't know, era
Speaker 2: of Eagles football that we're in for. Should they be
Speaker 2: able to keep the bulk of this team together for
Speaker 2: a number of years.
Speaker 3: I mean, it really is looking pretty good, and I
Speaker 3: think that is for a few reasons. Then you look
Speaker 3: at the way that Howard Rosenan that justin Laurie as
Speaker 3: the owner, the way that they handle contracts is so
Speaker 3: so smart. They do pay guys a little early. I'm like,
Speaker 3: you have to hit on some of those, right because
Speaker 3: you know, you can pay a receiver ask for one
Speaker 3: good year. If they're not good in that second and
Speaker 3: third year, it really comes back to bite you. But
Speaker 3: you know, Devonte Smith Adrian Brown are already under contract,
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurt already under contract. So to be able to
Speaker 3: take care of those guys already and then pay Dickerson
Speaker 3: Jurgens like, you're taking care of really really core aspects
Speaker 3: of your team pretty early. Their defense is spending is
Speaker 3: not that high. So I'm actually very interested to see
Speaker 3: what this offseason looks like for that where they're going
Speaker 3: to probably lose mill and Williams. There's a good chance
Speaker 3: they lose that bond. Darius Slave is getting a little
Speaker 3: bit older. I think when I look ahead to next year,
Speaker 3: I always think, well what about You know, a specific
Speaker 3: team is more likely to look a little bit closer
Speaker 3: to average, whether that's something that's not good or something
Speaker 3: that's very good. It's so hard to repeat as a
Speaker 3: top defense by statistics year after year. I love it Fandrio,
Speaker 3: you know so much and watching this defense, I really
Speaker 3: enjoy going through this roster. You still have Dylan Carter,
Speaker 3: you have the gene in year two, you have Mitchell
Speaker 3: in year two. You have so much talent on that team.
Speaker 3: Sometimes fifty fifty balls just end up at touchdowns instead
Speaker 3: of interceptions or incompletion. So, you know, I just worry
Speaker 3: about this the coin flip, and just appreciating how many
Speaker 3: things have to happen for you to be able to,
Speaker 3: you know, climb that top of them mount. And of
Speaker 3: course you know the commanders and Jayden Daniels, they're they're
Speaker 3: really going to be pushing. But this team is in
Speaker 3: like a good financial health situation where you will see
Speaker 3: things about people saying, oh, you know, like the bill's
Speaker 3: gonna come due eventually, and you know that can be true.
Speaker 3: Like player, they're gonna get a little bit older. It's
Speaker 3: not gonna happen for a little bit now. They're gonna
Speaker 3: keep you know, you push that, you kick the cand
Speaker 3: down the road. In terms of having to you know,
Speaker 3: have this kind of salary count blow up, you're able
Speaker 3: to kind of manipulate it in a few different ways
Speaker 3: that I just wish other teams would do that in
Speaker 3: the same way. You know, teams just should, Like if
Speaker 3: you learn anything from the Eagles model, it should be
Speaker 3: that because you're going to have to pay multiple players
Speaker 3: a lot of money, it's not a league where you
Speaker 3: can afford to not do that. So I'm excited to
Speaker 3: see what the Eagles look like going forward. I really
Speaker 3: just want to see gillen Hurt continue to grow. You know,
Speaker 3: he unfortunately is going to have another new offensive cornator
Speaker 3: as we just mentioned. I want to see him as
Speaker 3: a really, really positive passer going into next season.
Speaker 2: Certainly, it would be a fools out Aaron to believe
Speaker 2: the Kansas City is done, you know, with their quarterback
Speaker 2: in his twenties and a transcendent generational head coach Kelsey
Speaker 2: thirty five, maybe it's it for you know, you know,
Speaker 2: maybe that's it for him. What does the offseason look
Speaker 2: like in Kansas City to ensure that they continue to
Speaker 2: capitalize on a generational talent under center.
Speaker 3: Well, a big thing is going to be what you
Speaker 3: do with that offensive lot where you had problems that
Speaker 3: both tackle stops the entire season. Your star right guard
Speaker 3: is going to be a free agent and is going
Speaker 3: to get paid a lot of money by someone that
Speaker 3: maybe someone other than you. And as you mentioned, you know,
Speaker 3: Kelsey whatever, even if he does come back, he's not
Speaker 3: a player that is going to be, you know, look
Speaker 3: the same early in the season as he is later
Speaker 3: in the season. So even if pure tart, I mean
Speaker 3: to talk about what's gonna happen with Chris Jones, I
Speaker 3: do think Chris Jones still has a lot of good
Speaker 3: football played. And as you mentioned, it's so hard to
Speaker 3: like bet against Patrick Mahomes, But what are we doing here?
Speaker 3: We got luck, not lucky or unlucky, but yeah, it
Speaker 3: happened in the Super Bowl. I do think they're going
Speaker 3: to come back. I want to see this team though,
Speaker 3: like get to kind of another iteration of their offense.
Speaker 3: I really like watching Xavier Worthy grow over the last
Speaker 3: few weeks we saw it, you know, in kind of
Speaker 3: garbage time in that Super Bowl. This guy can run
Speaker 3: by every single player on every single team, and Patrick
Speaker 3: Maholmes can throw it exactly where it needs to be
Speaker 3: in those situations. So I actually want to see this
Speaker 3: offense get back to a little bit more of that
Speaker 3: downfield attack as opposed to like, you know, we're just
Speaker 3: gonna get five yards on the inside runs. We're gonna
Speaker 3: throw the ball quick and that, and you know it
Speaker 3: really starts with that offensive block.
Speaker 2: So I will take advantage of having a smart football
Speaker 2: guy in the show to ask you about my Jets
Speaker 2: who it looks like they're going to move on from
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers and thank goodness, he's a locker room cancer
Speaker 2: and he's bad at football.
Speaker 1: So what's next for my guys?
Speaker 2: Give me a little hope, and not even hope for
Speaker 2: next year because they're not going to be in it
Speaker 2: next year, but maybe hope that there's a plan in
Speaker 2: place that at some point they'll be a competitive NFL
Speaker 2: football team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I mean even on the just at
Speaker 3: the high level. I enjoy, you know, the hires that
Speaker 3: they were able to make. I think Aaron Glennons desically
Speaker 3: have the right kind of person that you want to bring.
Speaker 3: I really really like pen Rank from the offensive coordinator
Speaker 3: they have there, the work that he did in a
Speaker 3: trot with Ben Jonson. I think that's the right direction.
Speaker 3: You have a very talented roster, like I don't want
Speaker 3: us to forget that where guys Aina Williams Saft Gardner
Speaker 3: on defense, of course, I think the offensive line, you know,
Speaker 3: but there are some positive spots on there. I think
Speaker 3: that the decision to say, hey, like Aaron like you know,
Speaker 3: we're moving forward. That's also to me a signal of
Speaker 3: a smart organization just based on where Rogers is, based
Speaker 3: on what it means for the teamal is it you
Speaker 3: have to have a year of Tyrod Hyler. Everything's getting insolved,
Speaker 3: you know. I don't want to tell you to not
Speaker 3: watch football next season like there is. It can't. It's
Speaker 3: going to be a little bit of a tough ride.
Speaker 3: I grew up in the area, so I understand how
Speaker 3: many times you have to hear like Jeff's rebuild, Jeffs rebuild.
Speaker 3: I think when you look at some of the hires
Speaker 3: that they made up and down and even like the
Speaker 3: senior advisors and things like that, where you're bringing people
Speaker 3: with experience, I think just in the right areas. It
Speaker 3: gets me excited at that level. Now it really is
Speaker 3: gonna pend how things happen on the field, where you're
Speaker 3: obviously in a division where no, you're gonna be looking
Speaker 3: at Josh Allen a whole heck of a lot.
Speaker 2: So let me just kick the tires with little offseason stuff.
Speaker 2: Big names that you think could be on the move.
Speaker 2: I am curious as to your take on Sam Darnold,
Speaker 2: who once upon a time actually thought was the answer
Speaker 2: for my team under center. But teams out there that
Speaker 2: are maybe a piece or two away names it could
Speaker 2: be on the move and offseason ahead, what do you
Speaker 2: think it looks like.
Speaker 3: I mean some of the big tradens. Of course, Kee
Speaker 3: Higgens is going to be a big one if the
Speaker 3: Bengals aren't able to figure it out. Tray Smith, as
Speaker 3: I mentioned though, I mean he's a really really good
Speaker 3: guard from the Tone City Chiefs. I mean, those are
Speaker 3: those guys I think the Patriots would have circle. Just
Speaker 3: as you're trying to fill so many holes on your roster,
Speaker 3: I think when you look at you know, DJ reads
Speaker 3: from your Jets there's a chance that he ends up
Speaker 3: somewhere else. Is he ending up in San Francisco? I
Speaker 3: think where Donald ends up to be fascinating. He it
Speaker 3: feels like it could be a situation. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's a Las Vegas, just a place where you
Speaker 3: have the kind of holdover quarterback another year. I think
Speaker 3: Josh Sweat, you know, is it Arizona. I think a
Speaker 3: guy like Milan Williams is coming off by Super Bowl
Speaker 3: is the charger. Adding the agency is exciting, even if
Speaker 3: there's not you know, one hundred names that you can't
Speaker 3: wait to look at. But like Frezency, it's just so important,
Speaker 3: like you want to fill your roster to the point
Speaker 3: where you go into the draft and can actually just
Speaker 3: choose the most talented player instead of choosing a player
Speaker 3: and say, hey, if we don't, you know, hit on
Speaker 3: our right guard in the draft, our team is totally foiled.
Speaker 3: So I think it'll be interesting to see, you know,
Speaker 3: what teams are making, what movement in its patches to
Speaker 3: move that happened, you know, immediately when kind of those
Speaker 3: transactions are able to start happening sometimes a little bit
Speaker 3: later in free agency as well.
Speaker 2: Last thing, Seana Saidulers, give me the coaching higher you
Speaker 2: like the most, and the coaching higher the left your
Speaker 2: scratch in your head.
Speaker 3: Okay, so this is this is a good I think
Speaker 3: the easy one to point at as a scratching your
Speaker 3: head one is Dallas with Schottenheimer at the same time, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: do we expect Dallas to do? I guess anything that
Speaker 3: would would be like a process that we would love.
Speaker 3: Probably not. I think that maybe there were a few
Speaker 3: other names. I think that was more of a process
Speaker 3: based one. I would have liked to see, you know,
Speaker 3: interviews just kind of in different directions. I think that
Speaker 3: in terms of the ones that I like, you know,
Speaker 3: Ben Johnson is an easy I really do like Liam
Speaker 3: Cohen and Joson, But I think that one is a
Speaker 3: fun one. I think it's the right bet to make.
Speaker 3: I am a little bit biased. You know, you want
Speaker 3: the young offensive coordinator type person to be running your organization.
Speaker 3: I just still believe in Trevor Lawrence. I think what
Speaker 3: Cohen gave in Tampa Bay with Jason Mafield and really
Speaker 3: morphing his offense from a little bit more, you know,
Speaker 3: in their run game that really really evolved over time.
Speaker 3: So I think that I'm excited about that now. I
Speaker 3: think one of my favorite things about head coaching hires,
Speaker 3: here's a chance that, like Schoenheimer, is the best head
Speaker 3: coach that ever existed. We just don't know until we're
Speaker 3: able to see it. So I'm excited for Colling as
Speaker 3: a chance it doesn't work out. But that's probably my
Speaker 3: favorite one where Ben Jonson, I think is also an
Speaker 3: easy answer as well.
Speaker 1: Sean, where can people go find your work? Bud?
Speaker 3: You can follow me on Twitter at Science Teams and
Speaker 3: just put out a little article just about a big
Speaker 3: fan Joe, you know what he's meant to be and
Speaker 3: my career and also just about his entire season. So
Speaker 3: always appreciate the follow I'm gonna do a lot of
Speaker 3: free agency stuff with Zimmer Sports to feel offseason.
Speaker 2: Thank you, my friend. Appreciate the time. Be well with
Speaker 2: chat soon, Okay, so much appreciate it. Sean Saya joined
Speaker 2: us last week. He was the one NFL guest we
Speaker 2: had that was like, this could get loose man, Philly
Speaker 2: could smoke him, and they certainly did.
Speaker 1: So appreciate Sean Son today