Sticking to the AFC North, Quinshawn Jekins says new brown head coach Todd Munkin has been a refreshing surprise. Ocho, let's take a listen to what you've been.

What different coaches over the past couple years. Have you heard from your new head coach, Todd Muckin yet?

Bro, I have. And, bro, I honestly, like, it's not what I thought it would have been like well what did you what did you think it was

going to be like I thought he was going to be like more so like because killed my my past coach bro he

was like really even kill bro like super quiet I thought I was going to get that from coachman

but it wasn't that like he was like a real players coach bro like you know like give me hug like all that bro so he

was just super communicative of of what he wanted from the team what his goal is what his

objective is what he want to come in and do and you know he knows exactly what he wants and he has a

vision and i think that's what's important as a head coach and uh especially being vocal about it, too, I think that's what matters.

I respect to the CR.

I like that.

Yeah, my, could this be perceived as a shot at Stefansky?

I wouldn't say it's a shot at Stefansky.

Everyone has their coaching styles.

Everyone has their approach and how they talk to players.

Todd Monkin probably is a players coach.

Maybe he has a different energy about himself.

And Sephancy carries himself in a much different way than Monkin does.

And so therefore, you will get different reactions when you have a coach that's somewhat mild-mannered, someone that's even keel, as he said, someone who's not very, very jubilant about their coaching style.

And maybe Todd Monkut is just different.

So for him, it's refreshing because it's something that he's not used to being that he's just getting into the

NFL and that's all he's known so far during his short NFL career is what he saw from

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