All right. Have a lot to put count for me.

Bill, you're on doing another count first, please.

Yes, one million, one million and one. One million and 17. One million and 27.

Infinity or eternity.

Okay, you're good, Bill.

That was the sound of the one and only Bill Walton, getting miced up for a conversation

that struggled to be contained by the balance of a sports podcast and also the earth itself.

But first, we turn to another bill, Bill Barnwell, to explain where a quarterback who struggles to be contained

by his employer, Deshawn Watson, might wind up next season. Today, a tale of two bills, an episode

that'll make you smarter and then blow your mind. I'm Pablo Torre. It's Friday, January 29th. This is ESPN Daily.

Bill, thank you for joining me for an emergency, very rare, Bill Barnwell Friday episode.

It's so nice to do a podcast when it's light outside. It's very strange. It's very unsettling. Those terms also happen

to apply to what's happening with the Houston Texans right now, which is why we are talking here today.

And I want to start with their new coach, David Cully, a man I had to frantically Google on Wednesday night.

So what do you know about Cully? And how does he fit in with what the Texans are doing?

Well, let me tell a fine line here.

Let me talk about David Culley, the person first.

By all accounts, he is extremely well respected, a veteran coach.

Everyone who talks about Cully just has good things to say about him as a person.

He's a coach of color, which is always great in terms of seeing the league support diversity, hiring.

And I think that Cully's personality and his temperament kind of lends itself to what the Texans might need after dealing with an abrasive, I don't want to say monster of a person.

It might be too harsh, but certainly someone who did not seem to be very well liked within the organization by the time he left in Bill O'Brien.

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