Are you done or if somebody calls, are you going to listen?

Last year at Stanford was an incredible experience.

And, you know, I'm good.

You know, I'm considering maybe some kind of consultant role or something like that.

But at the same time, last year I thought I was going to be done.

It's not that I wouldn't, you know, I'd always consider anything.

But right now I'm good with where I'm at and feel comfortable moving forward in this role with Stanford,

but we'll see what else comes up.

Oh, it came up. That was Frank Reich. Back before the hiring cycle, he had finished his time as the interim head coach at Stanford.

He was lured there by Andrew Locke, the guy who's sudden retirement through Reich's coaching career into a tailspin,

from which it never fully recovered, and it threw the Colts into a tailspin from which they haven't recovered.

But now he's with the Jets, offensive coordinator.

We've played that clip because he met with reporters yesterday.

And it still is weird to see a guy that we thought was not going to be back in the NFL

before that podium.

I'm glad he's back.

I think he can help the Jets.

He's done some great things.

He was the offensive coordinator for the Eagles when they put up 38 points on the Patriots in Super Bowl 52. So he knows what he's doing. He's going to get a chance to do it with a team that really needs someone to help get a little bit more out of that offense. Yeah. Yeah, no, totally. I mean, one, either you watch back that clip and you get a sense,

like maybe he did know there was some opportunities, but he was content either way.

I thought it was a brilliant hire by the New York Jets. I do that with all the stuff that went on

last year. And it just being such a shit show, sorry London, and that now you bring in a guy, like you said,

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