Gio (Gregg Giannotti)

There are a number of people in both organizations that are helping this process out.

I'm just going to give you that.

The other thing, too, I think for John Harbaugh, and he knows this from being in Baltimore and the way that the Baltimore Ravens have always played underneath John Harbaugh, and I would also say even when Brian Billick was there, they played the same way.

It was defense first, then it was running the ball, making sure you had a top-end running game

to be able to make it into the playoffs and kind of grind your way and slug your way through the playoffs, much like both New England and Seattle have done.

When you look at usually these teams that are in the playoffs, they either stop the run really well or they run the ball exceptionally well, especially if you're a Midwestern or Northeastern outdoor team.

So John Harbaugh, I mean, like the thing about Cliff Kingsbury that would worry me, he's the air raid guy.

You know, he's one of those guys that's always wanted to throw it all over the place.

When in actuality, the substance of every football team and the toughness of every football team comes from running the football, especially outdoors in the Northeast at MetLife Stadium.

So I think that that...

would lend me to believe that Brian Callahan does have a very serious chance to be able to do that because of his dad and because of his history and because of just the understanding that when you're outdoors up here, you better be able to run the ball.

I mean, and nothing was more of an example of that than what the Patriots did the second half of the game in Denver.

When the snow was on the ground, what did Josh McDaniels do?

It was run, run, run.

And they just kept running the ball.

They didn't score any touchdowns, right?

They just had one touchdown and a field goal, and they won the game.

Yeah.

But they didn't turn the ball over, and they ran it, and they just kept running it.

And to the point where they did... I think they gained 100 yards or maybe a little bit over 100 yards.