A brand new list, the Tiki Top 5, if you will. It's not a Cinco. It's not officially a Cinco, but your list of preferred OCs. Yeah. Now that Todd Monkitt is not going to be the guy. This is in no particular order. But there is a connection, obviously, with Matt Nagy. Not directly, but because he was on Andy Reid's staff, they moved on from him, I guess. I don't really know the circumstances of that.

But Eric Bietami is now back as the offensive coordinator in Kansas City, so Matt

Nagy.

Matt Nagy wanted to be a play caller, he told Andy Reid.

Right.

And so there's your answer.

And so I think there's an opportunity because as I mentioned this before when we were

talking about head coaches for the

Giants before John Harbaugh was available, why has Matt Nagy been in purgatory for so long?

He had some pretty good seasons with Mitch Trubitsky as a quarterback.

He deserves a second shot.

And got fired because they drafted Justin Fields and they won seven games or whatever it was,

which is a miracle given what Justin Fields

has kind of become. He had a level of success that other first timers who ultimately failed

had, where they deserve a second shot. It's just a matter of where. Like, Matt Nagy had more

success than Robert Salo. Yeah. And Robert Salo, here he is. Right. Cliff Kingsbury, he is out there

only because of his work with quarterbacks.

And I just worry that he might put Jackson Dart in harm's way,

like Jane Daniels down in Washington.

Dave Ragon. He was previously an offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons. He has been the

Rams quarterback coach over the last couple of seasons. And simply because of being in the

McVeigh orbit, but also working with Matt Stafford is interesting. Davis Webb, who we mentioned

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