This is another one in relation to the Bill Belichick thing, but a little different because you had,

we've referenced Bill Pollian a couple of times.

So he gave two different quotes to two outlets.

He told one that he voted for Belichick.

He told another he wasn't sure if he remembered voting for Belichick or not.

Yeah, very, very bizarre.

What?

Yeah.

He gave two different answers. I believe Al was SI, right? He said he did vote for him. Yes. And I think it was the athletic, I believe. He said he couldn't remember if you voted for him or not. T.J. Hushmanzada, who does a podcast, I think it's with Acho, I believe. I'm not, I'm not sure. He's not happy. When you make that statement Bill Pollyne, you're lying and you know you're lying. You know you didn't vote for him. You know you didn't vote for him. Talk to him. Don't lie. Talk to him. Sorry, I would imagine most people probably feel the same way. Here's one more from Hushman Zada. This whole process now needs to be overhauled.

It needs to be overhauled.

The whole voting process is guys that's in that probably shouldn't be in

and there's guys that aren't in that really should be in.

If you didn't vote for Bill Belichick, you should be stripped of your voting rights.

Fair enough.

But I thought the polling one was very interesting,

the fact that he said two different things to two different magazines.

He seems like a little slippery son of a bitch, said Bill Polin.

You know, it was funny.

He was the guy that gave Frank Reich his first opportunity in Indianapolis

because Bill Pollian was the architect of the

great Marv Levy teams and the Super Bowl teams in Buffalo. That's how he got to know Frank. And then when

Frank wanted to get into coaching, he called Bill first. And they said, okay, you got to come in here and you got to be like an intern.

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