Anthony Herron

When he got fired, one of my first tweets was, you know what, I really like Matt Nagy, but it makes sense to get rid of him.

Well, I don't care that you like Matt Nagy.

Everybody was responding about they don't care how much.

Okay, they should have fired him.

Just saying, all right.

on live television.

And it helps that they're delivering on it, too.

The bravado is one thing.

Like, you know, Indiana football coach Kurt Cignetti just comes out of nowhere with all this brashness, all this bravado, and he's delivering on it at a level that nobody could have expected with them on course to maybe win the first national championship in the history of their football program.

Ben Johnson kicked the door in talking about the Packers, and what feels...

why it feels a little bit more personal and specifically directed at Matt LaFleur is that he's not necessarily as brash and demonstrative when talking about any of the other coaches.

He has name-checked the one main arch nemesis for the Bears, and he is very comfortable, and it is obvious that he is very comfortable seeing and being the antagonist to Green Bay and to Matt LaFleur, and the Bears walk off that field victorious, and so Ben Johnson with the, you know, kind of,

A little grin on his face as he very quickly shakes Matt LaFleur's hand on the way by.

After LaFleur done it to him.

Yes.

Yes.

Not exactly the same, but yes.

It's an important point to make.

That LaFleur did it to him.

And so he gave them the business down there.