Evan Roberts

And I'm sure you guys would say the exact same thing a year from now if all of a sudden, like, all this luck fell your way and you're sitting there in the Super Bowl.

So getting to the Super Bowl does take some luck.

But in terms of turning it around, which the Patriots were able to do from last year to this year, it feels comparable.

It feels similar.

It feels very doable.

I mean, they were a...

The year before, they were 4-13 under Jared Mayo.

They reverse it and go 14-3, or almost reverse it.

So for the Giants to do the same thing, and I say this certainly not as a Giant shill, not that you are, or Sean is sometimes, but it feels like, yeah, it could happen.

Where I really have to squint my eyes is with the Jets in Seattle.

Because I use them as the example because they ended up with the quarterback who everyone deemed was failed.

Everyone deemed was, well, he was a bust.

Right.

And while his success didn't start in Seattle, it started a year earlier in Minnesota.

And certainly the growth happened a year before that.

If you go back to his time in San Francisco.

I think that the Sam Darnold story and him being in a Super Bowl is certainly enough for me as a Jet fan to say, all right, it doesn't have to be the Drake-May-Jackson-Dart route.

It doesn't have to be drafting my hero and that guy developing.

It could be a different route, similar to what the Seattle Seahawks have done.

Yeah, the difference with the Seahawks is that Mike McDonald, their head coach, while it felt like he didn't achieve a lot in his rookie season as the head coach last year,