Who's going to end up where when it comes to head coaching, but also where's Sam Darnel going to end up?

It's a stack inside coverage and it's coming at you right now.

He's Charles Robinson. I'm Jason Pitts. It's inside coverage.

See, Rob, no Frank today.

Are we going to argue with each other?

Because Feisty Fridays, like, are we ready to throw down the boxing gloves?

I'm not as argumentative as Frank is. I don't know if you and I can have the same tussle.

It just feels like, you know, baby face versus baby face here.

There's nobody here to be the bad guy. Yeah, I advocated for bringing in the Frank

puppet. Didn't get a lot of traction, obviously in the conversation. I think, I think that's,

I'd like nothing more than to dictate everything Frank says and does. So the Frank puppet to me is

a brilliant idea. I think we get great ratings.

Well, we'll work on the Frank puppet for the Super Bowl. All right, we got a lot to get to.

Let's look at front runners for coaching jobs. And let's start with the Saints. Who's the frontrunner and why?

Well, look, I think Mike McCarthy to me, once he got cut loose from Dallas, it really remixed the

coaching interview matrix. Because I think in a place like Chicago, he becomes very, very

prominent the second he exits the Dallas Cowboys franchise. Obviously, they had asked to talk to

him, Jerry Jones, for whatever reason,

and I've had some theories trotted out to me, decided not to let him speak with the Chicago Bears,

and that wasn't available to Mike McCarthy until after his contract, excuse me, with the Cowboys

ultimately ended up expiring. But I think the other job, until after his coach with, until after his contract, excuse me, with the Cowboys ultimately

ended up expiring. And, but I think the other job prominently, clearly the Saints, he's got

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