Austin Gayle

And I think there's probably other ones as well that are coming down the pike too.

I think that Minter is probably high on their list and someone that they think can bring in, like has this scheme advantage on defense and can do what they have.

And then what Minter can bring in and they figure out the offensive color as they go.

But I honestly, for me, if you're not going Minter,

Is there another candidate that even excites you?

Halfling's already with the Dolphins.

Stefanski's with the Falcons.

Harbaugh with the Giants.

Like, you could look at Clint Kubiak.

But, like, I just don't think they're an offensive play caller.

Like, if Kubiak is the offensive schemer everyone is kind of praising him to be or, you know, Matt Nagy or are they going to promote Joe Brady?

I don't think that's what takes this team up top.

Like, they really need to, in my opinion, if they're going to replace Sean McDermott, figure out the defensive side of the ball and then trust that Josh Allen with the offensive play caller is going to be able to figure out and work through those.

the root works for new growing pains.

I mean, I think hiring... Take Greg Olson out of it for a second.

Hiring a...

guy who's never coached in the NFL before and never coached at the college level before to come in and the expectation is you have to win a Super Bowl like the expectation going into Buffalo is you need to make the AFC championship at least in year one right is that not the expectation you just fired McDermott for going to six straight divisional rounds so you're going to bring in this coach who's never coached in college never coached in the NFL and hey you need to make the AFC championship

you need to make a Super Bowl in the next two, three years.

That feels too steep for me.

Like, even beyond, like, say he is just the smartest person in the world, the CEO coach, and he gets two really good coordinators to come in.