Boomer Esiason

There was a much better way to handle it than the way he handled it, and he was very argumentative with the media on day one.

And remember, most of the media in New York, I'll go back and check, but I think they were really in favor of him getting this opportunity

Oh, they were.

Everybody was.

Yes, and then he was just so surly and rude to a certain degree right in the beginning.

And again, it's his own perception and how he...

how he thinks people think about that job and that team.

It's a hard job.

I get it.

I understand.

But I also think if someone was in his corner, I think could have advised him a little bit better because it felt like he made enemies with the media very quickly.

I think the first thing he probably should have said, guys, before I get to Aaron Rodgers and everybody else, can I just enjoy the fact that I made it as a head coach in the NFL?

Maybe you could have advised us.

This is like an amazing opportunity.

I want to thank the Johnson family.

I want to thank all my teammates, all the coaches that hired me, all the people that believe.

And I think he said a lot of this.

But then when he got into the, like, you know, I can handle this.

I can do this.

This is the way it's going to move.