Jim Colony

You're not going to get somebody that's starting for another team.

Why don't you – this is a fresh start.

The team's not going to the Super Bowl next year.

Why don't you give this guy a shot?

How come that's never dangled?

I turn 70 years old tomorrow, and I've listened to you forever.

Bob, what's going on, Sean?

How you going?

I got two points.

One is the coaching landscape, and then another thought is on the Steelers.

The first one is I've been really thinking about this, and it's kind of crazy.

Sean McVay, a couple years back when Aaron Donald was leaving, was kind of thinking about either going to TV or retiring.

There were some talks.

He got a contract extension.

That was back then.

I think if the Rams win the Super Bowl, that Matt Stafford retires.

And there's a possibility that McVay walks off, too.

And I think that job right there is actually going to become the best job to get.

And I could see Shula and Sheil House wanting to stay there and continue with the building that they're already in.

So I think there's a longer wait that we're going to have this time on whether a coach makes a decision to come here.