Bob Pompeani

But that doesn't guarantee anything either.

I think you have to wait and see what he does with his staff and how he proceeds with the offensive people that he has.

I will say this.

Again, I'm going to go back to Dallas days because I know he did a really good job.

And what I liked about his offense in Green Bay –

was that he utilized a lot of three-receiver sets.

In Green Bay?

Yes, in Green Bay.

But he was good about targeting a lot of different people.

Eventually, Jordy Nelson became – when he sees talent, he'll utilize it.

He's also not just going to put it on there because you're on the roster.

You've got to earn it.

I'm talking about offensively.

He has his moments where he – when it comes to –

you know, clock management.

Like every coach, he'd butcher some of those or whatever.

But in Dallas, he took over a team that was minus 78, I think it was, in point differential.

And the very next year, they were plus 172.

The next year after that, they were plus 125.

And they were, you know, a team that scored a lot of points.