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All right, my Cinco today is a topic that we've kind of haven't talked about in a few weeks,

and I think it's about the time to update the power rankings of who the next Giants head coach could be.

Oh, wow.

Now, the caveat for my list is that the guy has to have experience.

It could be college or it could be, you know,

in the pro's head coaching experience. So there's the Lugie Power Ranks. So there are no

coordinator onlys here. Correct. Here we go. Here we go. Number five. Pete Carroll. I think he's

won and done here with the Raiders. They're a mess. They're awful. I think they're going to get rid of him. And I still think he has something in him. He obviously has won a Super Bowl. I think if Pete Carroll became available with the ties up to the Jets but to the New York area, the Giants would be interested. No thanks. Really? Next. I kind of have to agree with Tiki. I like Pete Carroll. this has been such a disastrous here and some of the decisions he's made. I would not be interested. All right. Number four. This guy's starting to get a lot of buzz as the leader in the clubhouse here, the favorite, Marcus Freeman. Yeah. I'd be okay with that. There's a lot of momentum for Marcus Freeman. This is real. We talked about this a week ago, two weeks ago, whenever we talked about him the first time,

my only question was building the staff.

Can he build a staff that can coach on an NFL level?

It's a different game than doing obviously what you do in college.

But I would trust that him being a guy that has this much, let's call it clout, that he

would be able to track some of the top offense, defensive coordinator, defensive field,

you know, an offensive skill position coaches.

So that's the only thing that worries me about Marcus Freeman.

Now, with that being said, I don't think Notre Dame is letting him go anywhere. I mean, they already said so. The AD basically said whatever we have to pay, we're keeping them. Number three. Okay, so this is the updated power rankings of who the next Giants head coach could be. The Lugie list. They have to have experience as a head coach. The Lugie list. That sounds like a segment on after hours beginning January 5th. How about this guy, John Harbaugh? The Ravens feel like they're old now. Lamar. I mean, that image last night of Lamar and Derek Henry on the sidelines as they're blowing an 11-point lead, to me it feels, I know they have a great culture, but it feels like the Ravens are ready for like big change. Harbaugh can be out. It's funny. Before the show today, I said to Tiki, boy, I think I may get the Tomlin thing wrong because the Steelers look like they're going to win the division. Maybe we just got the wrong coach in the right division. Maybe it's John Harbaugh all along. Yeah.

John Harbaugh, and he's been at it for so long. And I think he would want to coach again. I don't know if it would be great to get him right away. I would scoop him up immediately. You think? Yeah, I think that there are certain guys who need to learn and be humbled after their first job. This guy has had a long run. He's had a success. Yeah, he's had such great success that if he wants to do it, and that's always the question,

let's scoop him up immediately. Yeah, and you brought up Tomlin. They have not lost a game since the fire Tomlin chance. Yeah. So he remains the Brian Cashman of Pittsburgh. Here we go. Number two. Number two is my guy, Mike McCarthy. still sitting out there. Mike McCarthy wins a lot of games,

has won a Super Bowl. Number two. Number two is my guy, Mike McCarthy. Still sitting out there.

Mike McCarthy wins a lot of games, has won a Super Bowl.

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