Football Grump

I'm happy to hear that.

And I think that that's just a product of how the game has changed over time with the CBA, the way the contracts are structured now where your window to win is getting your premier players in on rookie contracts and therefore...

You know, your window to win, you know, against the cap and be the best team and beat the other really, really good teams is so much shorter.

Whereas, you know, in the past, guys could get drafted and then all of them would sit their first year.

And, you know, that's not how things fly anymore.

Guys have to learn and learn quickly.

And, you know, college is not a place where you're being taught that college is a business, too.

You have to win there.

So, you know, there is no emphasis on teaching necessarily in college unless it's going to lead directly to wins right then and there.

So I think that that's a huge hurdle right now for NFL teams is catching up that way and getting guys taught as quickly as possible on all the little technique things that were, you know, slid under the rug at college level or just where guys' athleticism can overpower the need to be, like...

perfect down to the little details.

You know what I mean?

If you run a 4.3, you're faster than every person on the field.

You can get away with being shitty or route runner or something like that.

So I was really happy to hear that.

I'm going to be really...

focused in on who they bring in for interviews for offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, which assistant coaches they choose to keep around.

We, there was a lot of fluttering around that.

It seems like Carmen Brasillo is safe.

Um, I, I read something else somewhere that Charlie Bullen, there's like a push to have him retained as well.