Today, Mike McCarthy is meeting with the New York Giants, and you have put on record that you wouldn't hire Mike McCarthy. And I don't respect that. I don't dislike Mike McCarthy, but given the other options, I'd opt for somebody else. Okay. You're in the room today, and I have said before I think the Giants should have you in the room, though the schedule would have to be altered because the show comes first. But nevertheless, if you're in the room with Mike McCarthy

And look, you're, you don't want to hire him, but you're also open-minded? You're having an interview with him. You're not just going to say, just blow me away, type of thing. What are the questions you need to have answered from Mike McCarthy that maybe could change your view on hiring him. I think the first thing is always who is

your staff? Who are you bringing with you? Who are you helping? Who are you bringing to help

Jackson Dart reach his fullest potential? Because that's that's number one. Defensively is how

are you keeping pace with what the Kyle Shanahan's Mike McVeigh's offenses are doing in this game? How are you going to keep what the Kyle Shanahan's, Mike McVeigh's offenses are doing

in this game?

How are you going to keep pace with that?

So basically, what's your defensive coordinator and what's his game plan?

And then I think most importantly for this team in particular, meaning that our Giants,

is there's been a lack of accountability that feels like it pervades the field.

It's one thing when it's Abdul Carter missing a meeting.

But when it's like on field, game day, Deante Banks not hustle and the push,

Jalen Hertz out of bounds or looking lost

in whatever the call is.

That game day

accountability is the most important

thing and I don't think the Giants have had enough

of it. So how are you going to

instill that and enforce it

most importantly?

Sean, as the host of multiple Giants podcasts,

my sources tell me the third most popular

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