Greg Giannotti

No, well, I...

I mean, this is really interesting.

I mean, it's interesting.

It's also frustrating.

And then you've got one of your best friends in your life, who you say is one of the nicest and smartest individuals you've ever been around, somehow wants to be a part of this, which makes no sense.

The only way that it could make sense to me is if they back up the truck relationship.

for him and give him a long contract.

And it's, it's guaranteed obviously.

And the fact that Frank is so nice that he wants to pull Aaron Glenn out of this, this football quagmire and help him turn this team around.

That's the only way.

Here's, you know, the characteristics of Frank Reich are loyalty, commitment, um,

teammate great teammate you know he and i battled for the position at maryland for two years uh down there three years actually well yeah three years at maryland and we were roommates yeah you know what i'm saying never stabbed me in the back never felt that always pushed me always made me better made me a better player better person living with him kept me out of a lot of trouble

I mean, like he could have basically stabbed me a hundred different ways over and could have led me down a path of just complete and utter personal destruction and never let that happen.

You know, and that's why I'll always be so loyal and so strongly supportive of him.

And the thing I do know about him is that he's not out for anybody's job.

Like he's not out...

to fight anybody or he'll give you his resume.

He'll give you all the things that he's accomplished in his life, both off the field and on the field.

He's very, very proud of all of those accomplishments, but he's not like, so just to put this in perspective,

There are certain coaches that have a reputation.