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Now, I didn't project it yesterday at the press conference, but I think he's a fighter.

I think he's a scrapper.

No, I think when you get to this position, you know, as a coach or that level, I think you've got such supreme faith in what you could do that you're probably immune to the reality of it.

Even though a part of you knows it's probably over, I think he's waking up today, still fighting, still trying to, you know, get out of this hellhole. I'm not so sure. I know that he knows it's over and just knowing that you're a lame dog. That's just a weird situation to be in. Now, we don't need to dive too deep into this, and I do want to get to the Jackson Dart thing, but we do have to say that Mr. Mara's health might be playing a factor in the timeline of these decisions

here. So because the first call thing, but we do have to say that Mr. Mara's health might be playing a factor in the timeline

of these decisions here.

So because the first call or called up says, Mr. Marry, get off your ass and fire.

I'm like, let's just acknowledge that there is something significant going on with his health.

We have to do the sports talk part of it.

And from a sports talk perspective, if fans want the head coach fired,

he deserves to be fired based off of their record.

But I also don't want to be insensitive to the people who make those decisions

and the current health of Mr. Mara.

That's a big factor here.

Well said.

I mean, there's a lot of things that are complicated,

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