Jermaine Dupri

Which is remarkable.

And especially when you look at what he's had to work with in the quarterback position.

Yeah.

They've had three coaches in the history of their organization.

They've been incredible coaches, but the problem with firing coaches is we just look at the guy who we see, right?

We don't hold GMs accountable the way that we do coaches.

Obviously we can't hold owners accountable, but owners fiddle with things all the time that take things out of the coach's hands.

So when you have a meddling owner,

Is it the coach's fault?

Or is it because this owner didn't want to pay this player that this coach wanted?

Like, we don't know all the behind the scenes things that happen.

What we do know is consistency and growth.

And I feel like that's what Tibbs did for the Knicks organization.

And he stabilized the organization.

Like, I hate talking about

poorly run organizations.

Like I don't want to give them airtime because it, I know how hard it is for people in that building to have success when you go into work and it's utter chaos.

When you don't have the things that you need, when you don't have the support that you need, when you don't have the staff that you need, when they're not bringing in the players that you need, like it's so hard to win like that.

So much goes into winning and we zero in on the coaches because they're the guys that we see on the sideline.

Also, when you fire a coach,