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better your story. So I am fascinated by the drama surrounding Jalen Hertz,

because the obvious thing to say about Hertz is all they do is win football games when

the guy plays.

Guy's been to two Super Bowls.

Can you imagine if you're in a city like Houston that's never been to a Super Bowl or Cleveland

who's never been to a Super Bowl or a Jacksonville or one of these places that constantly

has quarterback drama and shitty quarterback

play.

And you told them, hey, we got a quarterback who's been to two Super Bowls and won one of them.

And we don't really like him.

And some of the players want him gone.

Like, that's why that's almost an only Philly thing. Like, you want to compare it to a different situation. Like, look at Eli Manning. Like, Eli Manning in New York has held in like such high regard by a lot of people and he went to two Super Bowls and he won both of them, but it's kind of similar. Was never a guy that anybody viewed as some sort of all-time great quarterback by any means,

but he's kind of held in high regard because he played in New York and they went to two Super Bowls.

Like, if you look at the seasons surrounding those two Super Bowl seasons for the Giants,

like how many playoff games did Eli Manning win outside of the two Super Bowl years?

I understand. Like, hey, other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Link?

And I'm fully aware.

But it's pretty like when you think about it, you've got cities that have either been starving for a Super Bowl forever or cities who've never been to a Super Bowl or cities that have never won a Super Bowl.

There are a lot more of those than the cities who have won them, right?

Like it's one thing if you're Pittsburgh or your Philadelphia or you're the Patriots of this quarter century.

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