Greg Giannotti

Yeah, it seems like Aaron Glenn is in charge of this whole coaching staff with no input from Muji.

You think the 33rd team is getting involved here like they did at the beginning of this and recommended Aaron Glenn to be on it?

I don't know.

I'm not sure.

That's a really good question, actually.

I'm not sure if they were retained as consultants after the hiring of Aaron Glenn.

But you can't be anybody who's been in the NFL like Darren Muji's been in the NFL and part of successful organizations and look at this and think that this is going well.

Well, Darren Muji was there in Denver when he saw Nate Hackett.

He saw what that looked like.

He saw what it looked like with him and Russell Wilson.

I mean, so he's obviously been exposed to things that don't work for whatever reason, whether it be personalities that don't trust each other, don't like each other, can't push each other.

It's amazing that Russell Wilson went to Denver because Denver could not get Aaron Rodgers from Green Bay because he wanted to stay one more year there.

Denver hired Hackett as the head coach thinking that they could get Aaron Rodgers.

And then the fallback was Russell Wilson.

And you're putting him with a coach they've never met before.

I'm assuming they never met before.

They don't know each other.

And Nate Hackett obviously does not have the head coaching personality or the chops to be a head coach in the NFL.

And that thing just completely deteriorated.

Now, Darren Muji was through all that and stayed when Sean Payton came in.