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Might be over there for the Super Bowl, joined by the big man, Mr. Mitch Tishler.

The news came down, I guess, like Saturday afternoon or so.

I'm pretty sure didn't, in our last podcast, didn't we pretty clearly discuss the possibility

of Kerrigan not being a part of this thing?

Like, we're trying to lay it out there.

And we talked about both Kerrigan and Brian Johnson specifically because of the different

roles that were, that were the different folks that were coming in and how the roles

were changing.

Yeah.

So, I mean, we can start with Kerrigan.

I think if, if you have a Ryan Kerrigan jersey or a signed football, like, still have it. Like, I mean, we can start with Kerrigan. I think if you have a Ryan

Kerrigan jersey or a signed football, like, still have it. Like, you can still love Kerrigan,

the player for this organization. And for four years, he was here as part of the coaching staff. But, like,

the reality of NFL coaching is you bounce around. You get moved around a lot. And I don't think

this should be seen as, like,

some misstep from the organization.

I think you hire a new defensive coordinator

whose background is largely on the back end and the secondary.

Like, he's going to want his own people up front.

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