Boomer

And you're right.

It doesn't mean anything.

It's in Phoenix.

It's in April now.

But yes, it was March, of course.

But it doesn't mean anything other than the fact that it's still kind of an extension of where we were last year with him.

There is something to be said about being uber positive, and I don't want to lose that in this message.

And I'm sure that if Gino Smith heard this and he was somewhere, he probably appreciated it.

Because it shows that his head coach, at least at this moment, has his back until he throws his first two or three interceptions in a game.

And you end up losing that game.

But I would say that Geno would appreciate it.

There's no question about it.

But it also, unfortunately, adds to the resume of what Aaron Glenn has built here over the last year.

And a lot of people would say that the Jets are one of either two or three teams that are probably farther away from a Super Bowl championship than everybody else.

Yeah.

I think what he was trying to do and what most coaches try to do when they come here for the first time, whether it be...

A giant head coach or a jet head coach, especially when there is a coach coming in that doesn't have experience as a head coach and talking to the media on a daily basis.

And that is try to plant their flag, let everybody know how they're in charge and how they're going to run things.

And to give everybody a sense that, you know, he's going to be a competent head coach.

And I think most of the coaches that have come through here over the last few years have been inexperienced head coaches.