Evan Roberts

And even then, I remain skeptical like Bobby that Mike Tomlin would ever take that job.

Yeah.

And so we'll talk about it because it's a fantasy and people are going to want to.

But at the end of the day, no, I do not think Mike Tomlin is taking this job.

Yeah, I mean, for the Jets' sake, I almost hope that Aaron Glenn has some level of what we can call success.

It might not be wins or losses, but whatever.

Just because to go through the hiring process next year is not going to be fun.

No, it's going to be brutal unless they have the number one overall pick and there's some kind of consensus number one pick.

But what's going to happen is the same thing that happened with the Bears.

Or not the Bears.

The Raiders.

The Raiders this year and the Browns this year where people were actively pulling themselves out of it.

Well, forget the Browns because their quarterback situation is a little bit murky.

They don't have the number one pick.

But in the case of the Raiders, did the Raiders have an appealing job?

I mean, they have the keys to Fernando Mendoza.

Now, with that said, Fernando Mendoza may not be nearly as good as the prospect who is coming out number one next year, whether it's Arch Manning or somebody else.

So that also could play a role in it.

Like, executives and coaches may view Mendoza as good, but not game-changing.

If the Jets are in position to select a game-changing quarterback, would that be enough to get the stench of Woody Johnson and the stench of this decrepit franchise off of the job?