It's been kind of a wild off season around the NFL already, Rub.

It really has comings and goings, a record 10

head coaching, I think a record tying 10 head coaching changes. It has been crazy and some crazy

games as well in the postseason. Yeah, it's a lot to keep track of. My head starts spinning a little bit.

My head's always spinning. That's fair. This is Eagle Eye podcast brought to you by Nissan. He's Ruben Frank. I'm Dave Zangara. We have a lot to get to today. We really want to take a deep dive into the offensive coordinator position, the candidates we've heard about. We're going to rank the known candidates for this job. We'll have an A.J. Brown discussion. I think it's time to have a nice long A.J. Brown discussion and then a bunch of questions from you guys coming up in a little bit. But Ruby, you're right. Ten head coaching openings, I guess not all open at the same time. Some were filled before the other ones open. But four have been filled as we're recording this.

The Giants have John Harbaugh.

The Falcons have Kevin Stefanski.

The dolphins have Jeff Halfley.

The Titans have Robert Sala.

And there are six openings remaining.

Yeah.

And the thing I keep wondering is, obviously, the bills couldn't fire Sean Mc McDermott before they were done playing but

I wonder if it would have been a little unprecedented they could have I just wonder if john harbaugh or

kevin stefansky has any i mean it's hard to regret a hundred million dollar contract but

that's a really attractive job that buffalo job and show m Sean McDermott and John Harbour are friends.

I mean, they're kind of similar in a lot of ways. They both underachieved with MVP

quarterbacks, I guess. I just wonder if Harbs would have been interested in that job more than the

Giants. I mean, Jackson Dart could end up being a really good player, but Josh Allen's an MVP. And Stefansky, I don't know. I think between Atlanta and Buffalo,

man, that Buffalo job, if they were both open at the same time,

sure, you know, where are you going? It's pretty crazy. The last two MVP's don't have

head coaches right now. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. It's also, I think, you know, one thing that this, this offseason and this coaching cycle has been about is really successful coaches getting fired.

Or in Tomlin's case, not fired, but I guess mutual, they're calling a mutual decision. But between Harbs, Shaw McDermott and Mike Tomlin, I mean, nobody goes to the playoffs

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