He likes this interchangeable, positionless type football, which in theory works.

And if you have the right talent, you can do it.

But I don't think they had the personnel.

The other guy was Eric B. Enemy, who would always get interviews but has not gotten that big job.

I think we saw when Eric B. Enemy had full power of an offensive system in Washington a year ago, he became so pass-happy.

He compromised his quarterback.

Sam Howell had no chance because they dropped back to throw the ball 75% of the time.

So he had no protection.

Sonny is calling from Malvern.

How are you doing, Sonny?

Hey, guys, don't why.

I'm trying to call about the Giants the last couple days, but I guess I'll talk about the Jets.

You feel like you got relegated. You can talk about the Giants, too. We will not hold you to just having to talk about the lousy Jets, Sonny. Trust me.

Yeah, thank you. With Tom Brady Wilson's that building, Tampa Bay, he changed everything about that

building.

Every single person that worked in that building level went up from a player to a coach to

the ballboy, everybody.

And it was 100% about football.

Aaron Rogers, it just seems like there's just so much of the stuff that comes along with

him.

He loves the line light.

He loves to be talked about.

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