Kyle Shanahan is probably the most prominent one that we can think of now because he feels like no matter what happens, no matter who gets hurt, no matter what your quarterback situation is, Brock Purdy is Mr. Irrelevant, they find ways to win.

And part of that's because their rosters are constructed well, but he was 0 and 9 to start his career.

Now, I finished that season strong. They finished 6 and 10, so he was 6 and 9 to start his career. Now, I finished that season strong.

They finished 6 and 10, so he was 6 and 1 over his last 7 weeks.

So you saw the turnaround happen.

The question is really, for right now, for Aaron Glenn and Mugi and the golf in Instrann

and everybody there, when are we what are we seeing the

turnaround well that's important when is the okay we've got it moment because if that doesn't happen

that's when you start worrying man is this is this is this a it's not going to be a one of done

that's not on the on the cards but when do we stop stop believing that this head coach is going to get it? At some point,

whatever you've been preaching has to translate into Sunday afternoons, right? And Zach Taylor,

same way. He was bad for two years. Part of it was because his highfalutin quarterback that

he drafted his second year got hurt. But right after that, they were really good. Then they went to the Super Bowl. The problem with Zach Taylor and Jimmy Johnson and Kyle Shanahan and Bill Parcells is that they are not the rule. They're the exceptions. No, you're right. Most of the time, coaches that get off to 0 and 7 starts, 0 and 9 starts, 2 and 14, or in this case, two and 15 starts.

They don't have this great story. That gets finished. But there also hasn't been a lot of them. Who get off to bad starts? To get off to overstarts. A lot of them haven't, but more times than not when you do, you don't turn it around. Yeah. And I'm not ready to fire Aaron Glenn, nor was I looking for Woody Johnson to say he's going to fire Aaron Glenn. I'm not looking for that. I guess what I'm looking for is an owner to actually be on the same planet as its customers. And he sounded like he's in a different world. Yeah. I know he's in a different financial world, but in terms of like seeing what we're seeing and feeling our pain.

Like, I was never the biggest Bill Clinton fan, but one thing Bill did very well in his campaign in 1992 is he felt your pain.

He looked at the American people and said, I feel you pain.

And then he felt a few other things.

But I almost need my owner when the team is 0 and 7 and you're upcharging fans

and fans are as pissed off at this franchise as they've ever been. I need a little I feel you.

Not a little, you don't see it, we're turning it around, let me go bash Justin Fields.

Like give me a, guys, I get it. I'm pissed off too. I feel your frustration, but I promise you things are turning.

I promise you, you're not seeing it, but the pendulum is changing. And I can also promise you this,

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