Washington requested permission to speak with and then did interview Linda Wells, who is the tight ends coach in Dallas.

He's been a big part of game planning the last five or so years.

He was on the staff with Dan Quinn for three years.

That's not the name that I think is at the top of the list for most of you.

Let's find out who is at the top of the list for John Kime.

John Kime jumps on with us right now in short notice.

You're the best at John underscore Kime on X on Twitter. So John, who's the offensive coordinator going to

be? Oh, who's it going to be? I thought you who's at the top of the list for me. I think, Kevin,

I think it will be either McDaniel or David Blow. That's what I would say, that's where I would say right now.

Now, if something else happens, I don't know.

But that's, you know, I think the fact that Blow is getting looked at by Detroit might,

I don't think they want to lose him.

And if you don't feel like you can get McDaniel, because like here's the problem. Like, let's say Blow is in Detroit interviewing and like they are from the job. And now you need, you know, you have to make a decision. Do you wait for McDaniel who might get a head coaching job or do you just hire blah?

Like that'll be the thing.

I think that could be what it comes down to, but we'll see.

So that's an interesting thing that you just said because, you know,

remember when they went through the head coaching search,

they were impressed with a lot of people.

You and I both know they were impressed with Dan Quinn right from the beginning, but Rahim Morris kind of gave them an ultimatum and said, I need to know

today, essentially, or tomorrow. If not, I'm going to take the Atlanta job. And they said, we're

going to go through our process. So this time, the process might have to slow again to get Mike McDaniel, but then you risk losing Blow.

So, you know, I agree with you, by the way. I think those are the two co-favorits, you know,

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