Dianna Russini

And I think he's going to do really well in this interview because I know the Jets, Mike Tannenbaum, again, leading that search. They are looking for someone who knows what they're doing, who can navigate this journey for them, who knows all the booby traps and the hurdles that come with being a New York Jet head coach. And if anyone knows it, it's Rex Ryan. Yeah.

But don't you think it's funny that Mike Tannenbaum, the general manager of the New York Jets that was fired, who fired Rex Ryan as the head coach, and now they're all sitting together in Palm Beach at Woody Johnson's house talking about how together they can come up with a winning way. It's bonkers.

But don't you think it's funny that Mike Tannenbaum, the general manager of the New York Jets that was fired, who fired Rex Ryan as the head coach, and now they're all sitting together in Palm Beach at Woody Johnson's house talking about how together they can come up with a winning way. It's bonkers.

Yeah, you know, it's interesting. When you talk about the Chiefs right now, they're at a point where they've got like 20-something days off. And Andy told the guys after the game, guys that stay in shape, you know, let's keep our weight down. I've got to keep my weight down. So he's very self-aware of what's going on there. So I'm with you that I think he knows enough –

Yeah, you know, it's interesting. When you talk about the Chiefs right now, they're at a point where they've got like 20-something days off. And Andy told the guys after the game, guys that stay in shape, you know, let's keep our weight down. I've got to keep my weight down. So he's very self-aware of what's going on there. So I'm with you that I think he knows enough –

at this point in his life that, you know what? Who cares? Just take the shirt off and jump in there.

at this point in his life that, you know what? Who cares? Just take the shirt off and jump in there.

So good. It's so good. But it wasn't like it was a reach in terms of that character of what he was talking about. It was pretty reflective of his own life, of his own feelings. It's it's not like we're asking him to go out there, you know, name a situation right now where it would be something out of sorts for Jerry Jones.

So good. It's so good. But it wasn't like it was a reach in terms of that character of what he was talking about. It was pretty reflective of his own life, of his own feelings. It's it's not like we're asking him to go out there, you know, name a situation right now where it would be something out of sorts for Jerry Jones.

I have so many questions watching that. I want to know how many takes. I want to know where he put his head at. Like, did he have an acting coach? How many times they went through this? I want to know what Jon Hamm thought about that. That was incredible. My question is, is there another owner in football? that could go toe-to-toe with Jerry Jones in that scene. Who could do that?

I have so many questions watching that. I want to know how many takes. I want to know where he put his head at. Like, did he have an acting coach? How many times they went through this? I want to know what Jon Hamm thought about that. That was incredible. My question is, is there another owner in football? that could go toe-to-toe with Jerry Jones in that scene. Who could do that?

No. John Mara. John Mara. He's got acting in his blood.

No. John Mara. John Mara. He's got acting in his blood.

jimmy haslam auditioning for the role this is where my head went i went to the owners meetings and when i'm running around the lobby in the hotel trying to talk to all these guys who holds court with presence right who sits there and just owns that circle of reporters that are asking them a million questions most owners are awkward and uncomfortable by it

jimmy haslam auditioning for the role this is where my head went i went to the owners meetings and when i'm running around the lobby in the hotel trying to talk to all these guys who holds court with presence right who sits there and just owns that circle of reporters that are asking them a million questions most owners are awkward and uncomfortable by it

Arthur Blank is comfortable in that circle. John Mara, obviously you saw him talking about Dayball and Joe Shane yesterday. He's comfortable. He's probably the best answer because obviously his niece, excuse me, his granddaughter is a famous actress herself. So I will attract my answer on Arthur Blank. I'll say John Mara is my number one.

Arthur Blank is comfortable in that circle. John Mara, obviously you saw him talking about Dayball and Joe Shane yesterday. He's comfortable. He's probably the best answer because obviously his niece, excuse me, his granddaughter is a famous actress herself. So I will attract my answer on Arthur Blank. I'll say John Mara is my number one.

I was just thinking. Have you ever heard Jimmy Haslam talk? He talks slower. He asks a lot more questions to you. And he thinks it through. So just take the pace down a little bit.

I was just thinking. Have you ever heard Jimmy Haslam talk? He talks slower. He asks a lot more questions to you. And he thinks it through. So just take the pace down a little bit.

So I got to go sit back down. And now she's just absolutely horrified that she stepped into the shot just have me to keep walking. Right nobody cares show more mean I want to see more mean unless Adam anyways. And now she's just horrified. Marcus is being a good big brother there with the arm around her. Like, look, it's not a big deal. It happens.