Well, first of all, I do know Jeff in terms of the person, and I think this guy was a great,

great football player, and I think he knows the game really, really well.

I would assume, again, I'm not in their building because I don't really know, but I would assume

that they're going to let the coaches that have been there to coach, and the scheme

isn't going to dramatically change in all offense defense or in the kicking game, and we

talked this morning, they're going to be ready to go, because Jeff will have them ready

to go.

Football player at heart is a football person at heart, and he knows what goes into winning

and losing.

He was a tough player when he played.

They're a tough football team.

They're all about field position and trying to take care of the football, trying to

great turnovers on defense, so we're going to be ready to go.

I know he'll have them ready to go, and I don't expect that the scheme will dramatically

shift.

Josh B. Daniels, coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, he won't be the coach on Monday if he

loses to Saturday on Sunday, been trying that one out, but it's true.

I think, hey, this experiment in Las Vegas hasn't been working with a guy who was a coach

a decade ago, goes back and becomes a great offensive coordinator.

This may be just another nor of Turner Wade Phillips, great coordinator, great enough

to keep getting opportunities to be a head coach, but not good enough to be a head coach.

Now comes the even more ridiculous experiment of plucking a guy out of the wilderness who

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