Chris Whittingham

It's too early in the season to see what this line is.

I'm staying away, though.

I'm not getting in front of a 94%.

I will say, though, historically, Billy, Mike McDaniel's Miami Dolphins have played the Buffalo Bills tight.

Don Levitard.

Oh, it's good to see everybody despite the fact that everyone appears to hate me.

I love you, buddy.

That's on you.

You know me, I'm inclined to entrench myself and be stubborn, but I do think that in the overall, Mario Cristobal has delivered on the best possible version of what he can deliver, which is if he gets the incredible resource that he's been backed with now, with his own salary, salary of a coaching staff, and the amount of money that you have to shell out to get a high-level group of players now, he has been backed in that way.

And by the way, that is a skill, because I don't think that every coach...

can walk into every university or every group of boosters and go, here, I need this amount of money, and you'll get it.

I imagine previous coaches at the University of Miami have thought, well, I could do with a bit more money.

And you don't have the juice in order to pull it off.

Cristobal has the juice to be able to pull it off.

So that is a huge part of the game.

I think he is obviously an unbelievable recruiter, has done it at every stop, and has done it again here.

He has assembled a very good team.

That being said, the one worry that I've always had from him

I just don't think he's a very good coach, a game day coach that can actually consistently deliver results.

You look at last season, last season you have the number one overall picket quarterback, you have an incredible offense, and they lost this 13 and 12 and a half point under favorites against Georgia Tech and Syracuse.