Bobby Skinner

On the opposite end, you get coaches who are just like, this is my scheme.

This is the way we run it.

If it's run correctly, it runs well.

If it's not, it's not my fault.

That's a player execution issue.

Like, you've got to be on both sides of that.

And I think John Harbaugh has not just said this, but...

proven this of his of his you know unnegotiable non-negotiable principles while changing methods and that proves with you know went from wink martindale which is single high blitz heavy defense to mike mcdonald's split safety all you know zone coverages rotating all that stuff uh

Went from Joe Flacco, as bad a statue as a quarterback as you can get, to Lamar Jackson, the best dual threat quarterback we've ever seen, ever.

So that's where I think he actually has enacted that, and it's not just coach talk.

Yeah, absolutely.

And that's where...

I have some of these.

We could kind of finish up the John Harbaugh part of the press conference.

We'll talk about the downplaying of the reporting structure, and that leads into the Chris Mayer and Joe Shane, their media sessions.

Because the rest of it was, like you said, it was kind of basic coach talk.

He likes Jackson Dar, his talent, but he likes more the guy, how much he loves football.

You mentioned Andy Reid saying change can be good, all that stuff.

But again, it was like a normal press conference.

But this is not coming away from the press conference.