Hey guys, welcome to the Bill Barnwell Show. I am Bill Barnwell. Thanks so much for listening to the show.

As I always mentioned, right around this time. If you're not watching the show on YouTube,

I think you're missing out. You have to look and find out. Go to YouTube. Search for the Bill Barnwell

Show twice a week during the season.

You can find it on YouTube, including today's episode, where I am joined by the writer of the

Snap and Stats newsletter. One of my favorites, I would say at this point, like firmly in

S-tier of NFL podcast guests, not just on this show, but on many other shows as well.

It's our friend Dan Pizzuta. Dan, how are you? Thank you. I'm doing great. So I actually did

look this up. This is now my fifth time in the calendar year of 2025, which does now tie me

with Seth Walder for the most appearances on

this show this year. So as much as I love Seth, you're not a lot to have them on for the

rest of the year. It's two great guests. I mean, it's tough. Seth was on the most recent episode.

I think there's like a real, just, you know, it's like the play call you just feel really good about. You're just like, okay, this works against everything pretty much. Like, you're never going to have a bad experience. The ball's going to get out quick. It's going to be with the right player. I'm not saying you're the goal line fade of, uh, of guests. I feel like you're the duo of guests. You know, it's just like, okay,

like, we're not going to screw this up. It's going to be a good show. That's why it's always a

blast happy wandan. I appreciate it. I'm always happy to be here. Um, fun topic today for us.

So inspired by the news, the Giants have fired Brian Dimball, which we covered, ironically enough, with that very same Seth Walder on the Monday Night Show, which you guys heard Tuesday morning, wanted to run through some of the spots around the NFL that might come open in the months to come or some spots that are already open in the NFL as coaches have have been fired now, and sort of talk about

the desirability of those spots to potential head coaches this offseason. And this was inspired

not only by the firing of Brian Daibald, but really widespread sort of insistence that this

is like a dream job, like a fantastic job for potential coaches.

And I understand a little bit of why that might be the case. Certainly having Jackson Dart

is going to appeal to some people and having a quarterback on a rookie deal is usually something

good coaches want to get in on, but Jackson

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