Aaron Glenn

Doing it for four years in Detroit.

And, man, just look at the maturation of those four years of how we improved every year.

There are things that I know I have to improve on.

There's mistakes that I made that I won't replicate going into this season.

And I feel really good about that.

I feel really good about my growth process going into my second year as a head coach.

And that's something I really thought about for a long time.

Play calls my superpower, really.

Doing it for four years in Detroit.

And, man, just look at the maturation of those four years of how we improved every year.

Play calls my superpower, really.

Play call is my superpower, really.

Here's how Woody operates in this situation.

I have an opportunity to go in there and speak with him about my vision on how I see the coaching staff, my vision on how I see the team.

And Woody's answer is always, what can I do to help you?

What can I do to help you be successful?

And I feel fortunate to be in a position to have an owner that operates that way.

So I would really like that narrative to change, that he's trying to force me or Moose to do certain things.

And when I brought Wink in and told him that, man, he would still go.

But then again, as I thought about the whole situation, man, Brian Duke had been with me for three years.