Evan Roberts

And by the way, he said a year because it was Alex Smith.

Then the next year he comes in, off to the races.

So there's a blueprint on how to get out of this purgatory.

I think the Jets are starting to see it.

And hopefully they follow through and they just continue.

They hit this draft and they continue to build a core that can last for the next five to ten years.

They aren't a tone-deaf team.

Which is important, by the way, Gio.

I sat here and, you know, I've been a little bit critical of Aaron Glenn because I think after last year, when you saw so many coaches carried a team, Kyle Shanahan had a duct tape football team and went to the division around, right?

You talk about Mike McDonald, right?

Installing a culture, bringing a Baltimore defense, went into Seattle, boom, he wins a Super Bowl.

You talk about Sean McVay and his offense.

Like, we're in an era right now where –

The roster is one thing, but from the neck up, what can your coach do?

What's his superpower?

And after last year, because the roster was so deficient, because they were just an embarrassment week after week, we questioned what was Aaron Glenn's superpower.

We didn't know because we thought we were getting a young defensive guru, and we watched this defense pretty much tap week after week.

And this is what we also failed to forget, too.

when you have a bad team, guys go rogue.

Meaning they may know the game plan, they may understand what they need to do, but they all start paying attention to their wallets.