Jeffrey Lewis

We'll see.

We'll see what happens here.

It's going to be hard to judge his performance as well.

We're not going to talk about Brian Angelico.

Not at all.

We'll talk about him as much as we talked about Terrell Austin, which was every time you say something about the offense, you're going to say, yeah, but it's not his offense.

And here it's way clearer than it was with the Steelers' defense with Tomlin and Austin because Mike McCarthy came right out and said, I'm calling the plays.

So Angelico is going to be somewhat of an afterthought.

Would you agree?

What do you mean it's going to be his offense?

Well, that was about quarterback development.

Well, the pass game coordinator.

Like, yeah, he's going to have advice, and he's going to maybe help them choose –

the script of plays at the beginning of games, what the game plan's going to look like.

I'm sure he'll be a sounding board, but this is Mike McCarthy's offense, period.

It's already – Brian Angelico's walking in to an offense that's already an offense.

It's Mike's.

He'll have a role, but...

there's a Mike McCarthy offense that's a thing that he's coming in to join.

You know what I mean?