All right, joining me right now, Nikki Javala.

Nikki, of course, writes for the athletic at Nikki J-H-A-B-V-A-L-A.

Nikki's doing a phenomenal job, as always, covering our team.

So what would the chances have been three weeks ago if I said to you,

they're going to end up with two coordinators who have never done it before. What would you have said the chances of that were?

Yeah, definitely didn't see that one coming. Definitely did not. I mean, we knew they were going

to get rid of one coordinator.

I mean, that was effectively decided in week 11 when they shipped out of play calling duties.

I think the Kingsbury move surprised a lot of folks, but it became apparent.

Like, you really got to listen closely to DQ, and I know you do, but it's, I feel like with Dan,

it's more of what he doesn't say than what he does say.

What is the obvious that is missing when you ask him questions?

When you ask him about Bobby Johnson, and he goes on to talk about the assistant O-line coach and a quality control

quality control coach twice in the last year.

That should be a red flag.

When you ask him about play calling and the development of Jaden and he mentions David

Blow and not the offensive coordinator. That should be a red flag.

So I think that's what was noticeable.

And then I felt like they were on different pages when it came to a lot of the stuff

with the injuries and how to develop.

I'm not saying this is the reason that Kingsbury is not still the offensive coordinator.

I think we still need to hear from Dan Quinn to really understand what went into that decision.

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