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And, you know, I just, I don't get that.

But anyway, so with Tom Coughlin leaving here and the awkwardness of all of that, but for him, the

be calling Chris Mara, telling him to get down and go see John Harbaugh.

And Chris listening to John and doing that, they built the boats.

And they sent Chris Mara down there.

And like I was saying earlier last week, I give Chris a lot of credit for going down there.

I didn't realize that it was at the behest of Tom Coughlin.

By the way, Chris didn't have to tell that story.

No.

No, I mean, like, he didn't have to tell that story.

Because he was getting all the credit.

Yeah, but again, like, in Mara-esque fashion, you know, I don't need all the credit.

You know, here's a guy who I have listened to, believed in, and I took his advice, and his advice has turned into what we have today.

That's why last Friday's

report out of the NFL Network was asinine.

It was all asinine.

The whole thing was asinine, because there's no way that the Harbaugh family, you got to remember, I mean, their dad is, you know, was a longtime coach at Western Kentucky.

I mean, like, this is coaching, like, this is, I can't explain it.

The fabric of coaching is within and woven in the Harbaugh family.

The fabric of the NFL is woven through the Mara family because of how it all started and what went on way back when at the beginning of this great league that we all love.