You know, they say things happen in threes. We had a New York owner be very candid about a player.

We had, and we'll give you the details coming up here in a second, a New York player, be very candid about a coach from another team.

I was waiting for something else to happen yesterday. Maybe it'll happen today. But I just want to emphasize in advance.

And I think it's possible to believe two things at once. Number one, Russell Wilson has had a very

good playing career. The physical skills have diminished. His days as a starter are over.

If he wants to continue to be in the NFL, he's going to have to go to Joe Flacko round. And maybe it'll give him an opportunity to play at some point. You know, Joe Flacco, once he became a backup, we didn't know when an opportunity was going to arise. And you play in those settings. The bar is lower. You can impress some people. You can have a big night like Flacco did. but I think there's not going to be a week one starting job for Russell Wilson next year.

That ship has sailed. You can impress some people. You can have a big night like Flacco did. But I think there's not going to be a week one starting job for Russell Wilson next year.

That ship has sailed.

That said, great career, maybe Hall of Fame.

I don't know.

May have diminished his chances in recent years.

I don't think Hall of Fame.

I do not think Hall of Fame.

No.

But there's always been this element of

everything that he says is calculated. Everything that he says is manicured. Everything that he says

hides the human. That's why I made the comment on the way. Like it reminds of Pinocchio when Pinocchio becomes a real boy, you know, not this

wooden figure that is doing all the things that someone else is pulling the strings,

although he was pulling his own strings.

He was playing the role, I always believed, of what he thinks an NFL quarterback should

be, doing the things, saying the things, acting

the way that he believes that an NFL quarterback should act.

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