You guys discussed the Jets and their hire of Brian Duker as their new defensive coordinator.

He coached under Glenn in Detroit as a defensive assistant.

So he knows him.

So that's why he hired him.

He knows them.

Trust them, giving them an opportunity.

I did tell Al, the first article I read, the first line looked goofy if you just read it quickly

because it said the Jets hired Dolphins wide receivers coach. Yes. Slash secondary coach. A lot of these coaches do. They learn, they learn a lot of different positions. You know, tight-in coaches are trying to learn offensive line play and, you know, that kind of stuff. And then they get elevated to that position. Yep. You know, understood great thing I will say is that, you know, this is the second wave of coaches now that are coming through. Or the second wave, I should probably say the 50th wave of coaches that are coming through. Sure. You know, and all these guys that are in your 30s and 40s that are getting their opportunities. Now, a guy in his late 50s is Todd Monkin. He will be the new head coach of the Cleveland Browns. A couple quick ones. So, you know, when teams hire different guys, it's kind of like, hey, get to know this guy. So the Chargers did that with Mike McDaniel. And there were a couple of interesting things they put out. It was asked the coach, and he would read a question and give you an answer.

So a couple that I found interesting was about his education.

You have a degree in history from Yale.

How often do you think of the Roman Empire every moment?

I love this guy.

And then what is his morning routine like?

I like to get coffee at the 3 and 4 a.m. type times do cerebral work so that I'm not a weirdo.

He's just, he's out there.

So that'll be a lot of fun in los angeles as we have discussed as

mcdaniel is with jim harbaugh now um yesterday they're gonna meet up at the coffee station at

three o'clock in the morning they might and go cerebral with each other so they're not weirdos

oh it's gonna be great uh brian cashman and aaron boon met the media wednesday i will not bore you with any of that, but Cody Bellinger was on it as well. So I give you a few from him as he's back with the Yankees. First, he's back because he loved it here last season. The locker room and everything is a really special environment. And, you know, Yankee Stadium was a special place to play, and I really enjoyed my time. Now, a lot's been made of the fact that the Yankees look a lot like last season. Some Yankee fans not happy about it. Bellinger is not one of those. I feel really good with that. Obviously, it might not be what everyone wants to hear, but I really do love the group that we had. He thinks it's a very good team that can win a lot of games again. One guy in particular, number 99. Love playing with that guy. Special, man. Special. I mean, there's not enough positive words to say. I think, you know, obviously we all know, you know, what he does on the field.

It's truly special.

And lastly, clearly he's not from here.

That's fair.

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