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I don't think he can do it as well as he used to.

And I think one of the reasons why is because there's just so much information and so...

so many different tools that teams have at their disposal that they can get to quickly, that making these game-time adjustments that he was making maybe back in the mid-2000s or the early 2000s with the Eagles, maybe teams have caught up with him, and he's got to make that adjustment to make

to counteract the adjustment the teams have made against him.

Listen, the Kansas City Chiefs, teams in the AFC West for the last 15 years have been reacting.

It's been a reactive draft to beat the Kansas City Chiefs.

And they've been able to bring in people.

Now the Chiefs have to...

and also bring in coaches and bring in ways to counteract what the Chiefs are doing.

Now the Chiefs have to adjust to that, and we'll see if Andy Reid and his staff can do that.

Yeah, absolutely.

And for everybody out there, you made a really good point about calling it twice and being able to have just a little bit of time to give that extra nugget.

to the quarterback.

If you're the offensive coordinator or the head coach and you're calling the plays, and like you said, it's not going from one guy to the next guy to the quarterback.

It's just going right to the quarterback.

Now you could say, hey, that corner is playing inside.

Look for this coverage.

Or, I mean, you could help him out.

You could give him another set of eyes to help him out with some information.

that you just don't have time to do if it's going to go from the head coach to the coordinator to the quarterback.