Bro, how are you, sir?

Not too bad.

Not too bad.

It's actually been a pretty good week, and I think you could figure out what I'm talking about.

But I certainly want Roger's back.

And, you know, I've warmed up now to the Aaron Glenn situation.

I have to say, I mean, the guy he obviously wants to be here.

Right.

The fact that, and the only reason that he's palatable as a first time, a head coach

that was a coordinator was because he's in a jet. I mean, he's a jet. He played eight

years for the Jets. He wants this job. He understands the landscape. I think he understands,

you know, the history of what this

franchise is, although he played on some, you know, pretty decent teams. He played with Ports.

You know, he was there. Aaron Glenn was there for Pete Carroll. He was there for, um,

Richie Cochette. He was there for Bill Parsells. He was there for that stiff Algro. And he was,

and he was there for Parsel. So, I he was there for Paul sells. So, I mean,

excuse me, for Herman Edwards. So, you know, he knows the landscape. He wants the job.

You know, I wasn't too thrilled with what I saw Saturday night, especially when he had 12 men on the

field. Right. But, you know. Well, I mean, that's what happens when you have a bunch of

replacement players because everybody's hurt. You get confusing. Well, I mean, that's what happens when you have a bunch of replacement players because everybody's hurt.

You get confusing.

Well, I understand.

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