We're talking about Eric Bienemy being interviewed by the commanders and being a serious candidate.

A viable candidate was reported.

Somebody tweeted us kind of defending Bienemie.

It's an after week 15 chart ranking offensive play callers this season.

It's a little confusing, like I don't know the metric, it says personnel and market efficiency with team constraints.

Yeah, that means nothing to me.

That means they're hooking them.

Yeah, I don't... It's. I mean, they're hooking them. Yeah, I don't, with teams.

It's got Cal Shanahan number one, Andy Reed, number two, Mike McDaniel, number three.

But where the enemy falls is above average and right next to Sean McVeigh.

Okay.

Ahead of guys like Todd Monkin and Joe Brady who we saw this weekend in the playoffs.

Some people think he's a good play caller, maybe he's limited by the personnel.

We all think that the offensive line stinks. You've said many times that they don't have

anybody worth keeping basically outside of Terry McLaurin. That's true. All right?

So he had to work with a sub-par offensive line, mediocre running backs, overrated wide receivers, mid-tight end,

scheme guys open, they're still professional athletes, and an inexperienced quarterback.

Scheme them open.

Maybe we had the least open receivers in the league, right?

Our, our, our, whatever that floors me.

Yeah.

Perry McCorm and Dotson and I like those guys how it's possible. I don't know.

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