So I wonder what you think when Rex Ryan, our old buddy, he may be putting out a hot take into the world or he may be very serious about that when he suggests that the bills could fire Sean McDermott

after coming up short again and hired Bill Belichick to be the head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

You want to talk about nuts.

That would be nuts.

Good morning, Boomer. How are you?

Yeah, good morning, G.

I mean, do you think that Rex Ryan has an ax to ground with the guy that replaced them?

I don't know.

Maybe.

You know, Rex didn't last very long up there in Buffalo.

It didn't go very well for him.

And then, of course, Sean and Brandon Bean and those guys lucked out, and they were able to draft Josh Allen.

Again, I always talk about stability in these franchises.

And sometimes I think you're, you know, if you're Dow, I mean, if you're Atlanta, and, you know, you went through Arthur Smith, things didn't work out,

he chose a couple of quarterbacks that didn't work out for them, and you see maybe just a

losing that continues in that building since they last went to the Super Bowl, that's when you

fire a coach.

And that's when you bring in maybe the greatest coach of all time to change the way things are being done

and try to get along with the people that are there.

When I think of Buffalo, I think a lot of what I think of when I think of the Baltimore Ravens.

We have this perception about the Ravens.

Now, John Harbaugh has won a Super Bowl, but he hasn't won a Super Bowl with Lamar Jackson.

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