Yes, we started talking about Aaron Glenn, and yes, Boomer said there is no chance that he's going to be fired.

I don't like the chance.

I don't like some of the things that Aaron Glenn did early on in the season, but they organizationally, I believe, tore it down all the way to the studs.

It's not fair to judge him on this season.

So if you're one of those fire Aaron Glenn guys, it would be really weird, shocking, surprising for Woody Johnson to do that in year one.

And now the question is with the other team in town, Joe Shane, is all this noise about him staying actually real?

Or is this the Joe Shane campaign behind the scenes putting stuff out there to make it seem

like he's going to stay, highlighting all his positive?

I still think that the Giants are more like the Patriots.

They're more like the Jacksonville Jaguars.

They're more like, you know, one of these teams that has gone through an abysmal season,

but they found their quarterback.

And this is a job that's going to be coveted by somebody.

And it's not going to be a job that people would want to turn away from like they did against the jet job.

And maybe they were afraid of inheriting Aaron Rogers.

I don't know.

But I think that I personally think that Woody Johnson decided to get rid of Aaron Rogers once he made that comment on Pat McAfee about Rick Johnson, his son. Yeah. And never being fired by a teenager. The moment that that happened, you're gone. And he just had to bring in somebody that was going to sit down on Aaron and tell him that. And the way they did it was, you know, it was face to face, but it was completely

unprofessional for a reason.

So now, you know, here's the thing.

The only way that Aaron Glenn, I would believe would be fired is if Darren Mugi

would go to Christopher Woody Johnson say,

look, man, this isn't the guy.

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