Anthony Herron

So I'm interested to see that.

The other thing I do like is the tight ends thing.

Baltimore has tight ends.

They like to use tight ends.

Declan Doyle, obviously very familiar with 12 and even 13 personnel.

I like the fit for the evolution for both guys, the

the offensive coordinator, the play caller in a first-time role, and also the quarterback who is trying to keep his career going at a certain level.

He said that, right?

And he's never been to the Super Bowl.

I know that.

And there's a reason Andy Reid fired him when he was his defensive coordinator, Sean McDermott.

Remember, if it's Bills, I'm going to tell you about it.

If it's Eagles, I'm going to tell you about it.

And Sean McDermott fits both those in the Venn diagram.

I am with you, and that's why I said— Mike Tomlin was not an offensive coach.

I'm as big a Tomla fan as anyone.

What I'm saying is in the modern NFL, you have a better chance of sustained success if you've got that offensive guy because he's not leaving you.

You're a defensive guy.

Look at Philadelphia right now.

How many offensive coordinators have they been through in the last decade?