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And then Baltimore makes a higher.

They go make a deep playoff run.

And then it looks like confirmation of whatever the narrative is that's out there about you and not being able to get over the hump.

So if I'm ranking those three, which are also my top three for him, I would say number one is Atlanta because of the power vacuum, right?

It's the same reason why we were talking about Bill Belichick a few years ago, really trying to angle for Atlanta because there was a power vacuum there at the time as well.

And that was with Terry Fontenot, who obviously Bill Belichick would have tried to supersede in terms of, you know, making decisions.

But to me, if you're John Harbaugh, you can go to a place like Atlanta and you know that the talent is already set there.

Obviously, there are some issues to work out with your quarterback situation.

Michael Penix coming back from another knee injury, another knee surgery, you know, so you don't know exactly what the status of him, what his status is going to be.

And then you have Kirk Cousins, who I'm not sure what we're going to see at nearing for, you know, getting even closer to 40.

If he does stick around in Atlanta, if the plan is to keep him because Michael Penix is hurt.

So that part's not perfect.

but everything else there is kind of headed in the right direction, right?

Like Raheem Morris getting fired ultimately, I think was a, Terry Fontenot's got to go in this roster is maybe not as far along as we wanted it to be under that regime.

So, you know, Raheem Morris just kind of gets swept up in the change that's happening there.

John Harbaugh is there.

You can take a Bajon Robinson, a Drake London.

You can take an AJ Terrell.

You can take your Jesse Bates and all these young pass rushers and feel like in the NFC South, I can go 10 and seven and we will probably be, and we will be hosting a playoff game probably.

Right.