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And now he's got to look at the defense, and he's got to evaluate what he's going to do with the mind of what the play is.

That's a lot to do in a matter of 20 seconds.

And the other thing is, too, maybe he's just not comfortable with looking up after and giving Patrick saying, you know, being able to see the coverage and do those things.

Maybe that's something he's so used to breaking down and doing his pre –

game work assignments and and having the watching film and you know Andy Reid gets there like three or four in the morning and he's there I mean he's there he's a grinder he he spends a lot of time maybe he's not as comfortable as some of these younger coaches are of looking and saying hey you know giving them a tidbit about coverage or giving them a tidbit about what blitz is coming or giving them a tidbit about you know hey look for this look look slant slant

Maybe he's just not comfortable with that.

Maybe that's something that's not in his repertoire.

He didn't need that before.

It's hard to teach an old dog new tricks.

I am not saying that Andy Reid is antiquated at all.

I think Andy Reid is still a great coach.

I think he still has a lot of coaching left in him.

But if he's not comfortable with it, give it to somebody.

Give it to a Bien-Aimé.

The Bien-Aimé's job, after the play is called...

From Andy Reid to Patrick Mahomes, now the enemy's job is to say, hey, watch for this, or this is happening, or look for this.

Believe me, a lot of these younger coaches, that's what they're doing.

I don't care what level they're in, high school or college.

But it comes down to our original point.