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Curtis, you got a guest for tomorrow's show.

We're going to talk to Craig Breslo tomorrow at 9,

but you have a Flex Friday guest as well tomorrow.

Yeah, Heidi Watney 930.

So she'll be doing the game for Apple TV tomorrow night.

Lots to discuss, hopefully, with a big deadline

move or two. Yes. This is Dan in the car. Hello, Dan.

Hey, guys. How are you doing today? What's up? Last time, long time.

Thank you. So I wanted to weigh in on the Grable Mayo thing. Mayo had it in his contract that he was already going to be the head coach. Yes. Otherwise, he would have stayed in TV, right? So he had an obligation to make him the head coach. Not to mention he was really good friends with him. They had that trip over in Israel where he really connected with the team. And Wiggi, you can, you can attest to this. It happens across the league all the time. After you have a total dictator like Belichick, you bring in a player's coach, you smooth things over. You make them, the players in the locker room feel like they're part of the organization.

They're not just pawns in the cog of the system.

Happens all the time.

That's why he brought in Pete Carroll and not Belichick.

Not to mention, he didn't know if he could truly trust Belichick back in 97 when he brought in Pete Carroll

because he was a part of that Parcell's, you know, system.

So he had to make, he had to vet him.

But how does that connect to Gerard Mayo?

You learn from your past, right?

So we did the same thing?

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