Yeah, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yeah, Bo Hess, and now, the end is near.

Bo.

Belgar and Mass, 985, the Sports Hub.

Can he avoid sharding on the field there in Minneapolis in this game?

Can you avoid brainlocking like Dan Quinn or losing his mind like Pete Carroll?

Will he have his team ready to go and do the right things unlike Mike Tomlin?

Can he go four quarters, unlike Doug Marone, who couldn't, whose game plan seemed to run out

somewhere early in the fourth?

Can he avoid all of those things? Because ultimately, you could say that the coach was a difference in all those games I just mentioned. Honestly. Well, it's such a huge factor. I mean, like, you know, I just, I don't put Marone on the list. I don't. I just look at it because I think you could argue with Marone. He had to dumb it down. He has no quarterback. Their game plan gave him a chance to win, right?

But it actually cut both ways because I think actually the way they were,

the Jacksonville ran their offense there in the fourth quarter killed him.

They ran out of game plan.

They just started handing it off to Leonard Fournette.

After all these great rollouts and boots and play actions

and all these little plays that they had to get Blake Bortles

to get Blake Bortals off they sort of all of a sudden started handing off

and put them in second long every drive like that

that was that was coaching I know I just think that like

to me this becomes a discussion about

the team that has you and let you get away like you you know, Seattle. Jacksonville had you and let you get away. Not as much. No, of course not as much. Oh, my God. I mean, no one did it as much as Atlanta or at Seattle. Those are epic. But Jacksonville had a 10-point lead and the ball in the fourth quarter. But the other teams had double-digit leads, the ball, and talent.

Particularly on offense or a quarterback.

Like, you know, to me, anyway, with regard to Peterson, I don't know.

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