Albert Breer

80% of those guys don't know what team they're going to be on next year.

And so you can't just throw seasons overboard.

Darren Glenn was part of this in Detroit with Dan Campbell when they were really bad at the start.

But if you look, in each season, those first two seasons,

that light at the end of the tunnel got brighter at the end of the season.

So I think they were like 0-10-1 and finished 3-3 the first year.

And then they started 1-6 and finished the season at 9-8 the second year.

And they were giving the players hope.

Well, last year, the Jets didn't do any of that.

They lost five games in a row at the end of the year.

The last loss was a blowout to the Bills' backups.

Then 12 assistant coaches get fired.

I think you have to give the players in the locker room tangible hope, like this is turning around.

And so I think it was important that they got somebody with a second overall pick that shows that everyone in the building, the football people making the decisions, know what the hell they're doing.

And they're building something that is going to be sustainable there.

I just think David Bailey had a better chance to do that coming out of the box than Arvel Rees, or at least that was their perception.

And you look further down the line, Kenyon City is a guy you're going to be able to use right away.

Omar Cooper, the cop I've heard for him is Amon Ross St.

Brown.

And it's interesting because