As far as the, you know, the Aaron Glenn thing, you know how upset I was with the way that he was handling this season in the beginning.

And he looked like he was in over his head.

And I talked about the one and done.

And then Florio comes in with the one and done.

But I just don't know.

I don't think that he's going to be a great head coach.

I hated the higher. But I don't know how you's going to be a great head coach. I hated the higher.

But I don't know how you can properly judge the man when you gave him nothing at the end of this season.

There aren't any players on this team at all.

Right.

Well, you know, people listen to this show know that obviously he and I were teammates for two years.

Yeah.

And I have nothing but great, fond memories of playing football with him as a teammate.

I congratulated him when he took the job, sent him a text, and I haven't spoken to him since.

Yeah.

It wasn't like we were close teammates.

I mean, we're completely opposite. I was older. He was younger. He was a defense. I was offense. And, you know, we would, you know, obviously, you know, had a good relationship. But, you know, it's so long ago. It's hard to even remember back then. But so I always want to try to be as honest with our listening audience as I possibly can about the way I feel about things. I'm just telling you, he is not going to get fired. He's just not going to get fired. Woody Johnson is not going to fire him. And I don't care what you say as a fan. You can call me up and you can give me all the reasons why he should be fired. And I can't argue with those. Because I've heard them for 10 days on this radio station.

And fans are passionate.

And that's sometimes how I feel about the teams that I'm really passionate about.

And for, I don't know, 25 years, I think, the Knicks took the Nick passion out of me

because of the front office decisions that they had made.

And I can understand if you are a jet or a giant fan, and you have gone through a decade of

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