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In terms of the next Patriots head coach, former players in play, Tony and Holbrook, have thought on that.

Hey, good afternoon, guys. Quick question.

Would you agree with the comment that sometimes players just don't make good coaching?

Yes.

And would you also make the comment that vice versa that happens?

Vice versa, that sometimes players do make good coaches? No, I don't know what vice versa that happens? Vice versa that... Sometimes players do make good coaches?

No, I don't know what vice versa is, Tony, but just let me pick it up.

I think great players, it's hard for great players to be good head coaches for a variety of reasons.

Because for a lot of great players, a lot of it is just instinctive and you can't coach it.

And they just expect who they're coaching to have that natural ability to do what they do.

It's like, no, what do you mean? You're supposed to spin around the guy and, you know, go left hand. You can't do that? Just put your hand up there and catch it. I don't know what the problem is. Exactly. So I think. And then there's also the great, great players made a boatload of money.

And now they're coaching, making one-tenth of made a boatload of money and now they're

coaching making one tenth of what they made as a player and they're working twice as much and they're

saying what right a real grind so it's rare for a great player to be a great coach i think you know

the mediocre player turns out to be a good coach now rable was Rable was a really good player, he wasn't a star,

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