Bill Belichick

I probably would have gone over to him and nudged him and said, hey, Troy, pay attention.

And the message was.

If you have a lot of pelts on the wall, you might have a little more slack.

If you don't have a lot of pelts on the wall, you don't have any room.

You don't have any room.

You can't live on what you've done because you haven't done enough.

You better know where you are.

And if you're Troy Aikman and Tom Brady, but he goes, those guys would never do that anyway, but you might be able to survive that.

But if you don't have that kind of resume, you haven't had that kind of production for this team, nobody wants that.

You're replaceable.

They'll find somebody else who will stay awake in the meetings and who will be more attentive.

And that's pretty funny.

I'd just nudge them and say, hey, pay attention.

Yeah, we had a few of those.

And honestly, those are tough ones, you know, Shane, because when you send a player home, it hurts the team.

It doesn't just hurt the player.

It hurts the team because, you know, you need the timing and the communication and the teamwork out there.

But I try to treat them all the same.

But I do think Jimmy Johnson, I believe that.

And Coach Parcells, you know, same thing.