Brian Batko

And there's a lot of thought around the league that he's kind of been smitten, you know, by what he did in Baltimore.

I think he did a great job there.

And more importantly, that he has been dragged down by talent around him.

But he has not had a great group in Miami.

The stats aren't there.

The results haven't been great.

The scheme is nothing too crazy.

But when you look at Weaver, he is a different type of candidate that would kind of be an off-the-wall shoot, more in a Dan Campbell vein than anything.

But I'm not expecting him to get the job.

Well, you know, I just mentioned him.

I think Weaver is the type of guy that would do that.

Right.

And he's interesting.

I do think Shula is very appealing in that way, too.

He's a guy that when you watch him talk defensive football and you watch him talk about culture setting, he also has a way of...

talking about football that I think is going to command a room.

You know, he has his own little quips and sayings.

You know, if you, there, there's enough video out there, Chris Shula, not, you know, not just at a press conference.

If you just hear coaching clinic, he talks at, he talks about, you know, relentless pursuit of football, violence, violence,

He talks about getting turnovers.