Brian Batko

Cohen calls the plays there.

Clay Kubiak, who they interviewed, again, doesn't call plays.

Shanahan calls plays.

The one guy that is maybe most in that vein would be Clint Kubiak.

The Steelers can't interview him yet because there's a wrinkle in –

in the uh cba that means they can't interview him until they wanted to i believe after the super bowl i think it's like february 8th or something he would have to wait a while there he'd be the one guy i think you could look at but i have questions about him from his previous stops in places like new orleans that i get some arthur smith 2020 vibes from him to be quite honest with you i'm not sold on kubiak

um so to me if there was an obvious coach an offensive coach i'd be all for it i'm just not sure there is i think the defensive coaches this cycle are much stronger it's not the best cycle for the sealers to be in on this market if they had been in here a year ago we would have been talking about ben johnson and liam cohen and all these other guys but this cycle is very defensive slanted and i think that's their best opportunity to get a really good coach

It would be, for reference, they do have to do in-person interviews for the Rooney World account.

So Flores plus him will make them Rooney World compliant.

But the interesting thing about Anthony Weaver is a lot of people around the league still really like him.

And he's more in the Dan Campbell vein, from what I know, from what I hear.

He's a guy that's heavily into analytics.

He's a real kind of CEO tone setter type.

I'm not sure he would call defensive plays at his next stop.

He feels like a guy that maybe wants to be that CEO kind of manager type.

So he's an interesting kind of brand because I think there's a guy like him that they're interviewing regularly.

In that regard, Flores is different.

McCarthy's different.

Shula's different.

No one really quite like Anthony Weaver on the market.