Just a couple here from the Monday night double header.

You had the Lions beat the bucks 24 to 9. Defensively, Tampa really struggled in this game. Baker Mayfield, just 28 to 50. He was sacked four times, head coach Dan Campbell. I had confidence. Now, I didn't think nine points. I mean, nine points now. I don't know where that ranks for all the games in this week.

Well, we know the Jets gave only scored six, so it's got to be at least second. Their bad news also for Tampa, not only they couldn't they score, they also lost Mike Evans again. He was just back from injury. He left the field with a concussion and a broken collarbone. Both teams leave that field five and two. The Seahawks beat the Texans, 2719, a touchdown and a pick for Sam Donald through for 2, 13. Jackson Smith and Jigbat in 123 yards receiving any touchdown, and C.J. Stroud struggled. Closer to home, you had the Jets and Aaron Glenn, starting quarterback in Cincinnati, coach. There's a lot of thought that goes in that for me personally and then being able to

give up the staff and then just being able to ask other coaches that have been in the situation

but how would they handle that? So I'm not running away from the question at all rich.

The thing is I want to make sure that I make the right decision. And I don't want to make

rash decisions either. Yeah, and that game is Sunday afternoon. In terms of the record, they are not good. They are the worst team in the league. Haven't won a game yet, Glenn Well aware. I've been there. You guys know that. I'm a number different as a coaching as a player. And I always reflect back on those things. But I do know this. Our guys are working and this will turn.

I understand, man, we're 0 and 7. It doesn't feel good, but this will turn. We just have to continue to work and understand that the work that we do is going to pay off at some point. You know, if it doesn't turn, nobody will care because they'll move on and they'll get a new coach. However, if it does turn,

he could always reflect back on these comments

that he's been making during these hard times.

And stand there and tell you, I told you so.

This would be one of the most incredible turnarounds

and accomplishments a coach has ever had here in New York.

If it actually does turn, whenever that is.

Assuming that Woody Johnson has the patience to stick with it.

Yeah, see how bad it gets this year.

Meantime with the Giants, Brian Daibel was asked.

So, you know, the whole thing with the defense and the way they gave up the game on Sunday.

Any changes to the staff coming soon?

No, I'm not considering that.

But we all got to do a better job.

Starts with me.

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