Hey, it's Andrew Siciliano.

Coming up on Inside Coverage, let's play Matchmaker. Jory Epstein and I have nine teams. We'll find a match for all nine head coaching vacancies. I'll ask Maurice Jones Drew, the former rushing champion, who he would hire if you were running a team. And what's the key to victory for the Rams Sunday in Chicago? And the answer is not stay warm. Quentin Lake. Rams DB joins us. You should as well.

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the how and the why, any and everything you need to know about the national football league.

We are going to talk about divisional weekend. There are games. There are four of them.

There are eight teams remaining. It is kind of cliched, but it is for my money, the best

football weekend of the year. But we still have coaching to talk about because there are nine

jobs open. And we're going to play matchmaker today. It's like fiddler on the roof, but different,

except it's a football podcast. Hi, my name is Andrew Siciliano, joining me today

to make matches, none other. Actually, I don't know that there's anyone other than Jory Epstein

that I would want to do this job, the aforementioned Yahoo senior NFL writer. Hi there, Jory.

Hi, Andrew. That is very high praise, perhaps undeserved.

I keep thinking about how you asked us for surprises in the coaching carousel a couple

weeks before the end of the season.

And I was like, my surprise is that Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh aren't going anywhere because

logically, they are the best fits for the teams they're at, even though in the middle of the season I had predicted Harba leaving.

So you might not actually want to be matchmaking with me

because sometimes I'm like, well, this is illogical,

forgetting that the NFL is, in fact, often illogical.

Yeah, I got, I was talking to somebody that that knows things,

week 18 that weekend.

And he was like, my prediction is that one of Harbaugh, Tomlin, or LaFleur is out.

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