Bill Belichick

So nobody voted against Belichick.

They voted for someone else.

And all it takes is 11 out of 50 to not put him on the card, and he's bounced.

Yeah, so it could be just egregious in that he was left off because they thought someone else would do the work that they were there to do.

Exactly.

I mean, who knows what the reason is because, number one, we don't know who voted no.

And it would be nice if the folks who did would identify themselves and explain their reasoning.

Only one guy made it last year in Sterling Sharp.

I think they need to go back to once you have your list of finalists in every given year, it needs to be let's take up this person and let's do a yes or no vote and not get caught up in this weird mechanism that can leave people out accidentally.

It is a very odd mechanism, and we'll talk more about DeBelichick and the whole thing here on Rahimi Harrison Grody a little bit later on, but Mike Florio, for God's sakes, the Cleveland Browns have a head coach.

Somebody finally raised their hand, and it was Todd Munkin, now the ex-Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator, takes that gig, and I think that's a pretty good product that Cleveland just got.

The guy that interviewed...

with the Bears for their head coaching job that I supported and would have, at the very least, liked to have seen be the OC of Chicago.

What do you think about that hiring?

Well...

As of a week ago, Jim Schwartz was gaining momentum in league circles to be the next head coach of the Browns.

And as one source put it to me, the Browns have to decide, do they want to promote him or do they want to lose him or risk losing him?

And there's been reporting in the moments we've been on the air, and I apologize for my dings that have been coming through, but Schwartz is out.

He wants out.

He's under contract for one more year.