Jim Colony

Where the GM stays.

I'm sorry, Bob, to hijack the show.

Absolutely.

It's it's despite the GM, who is a major problem.

I think it might be the greatest coach job opening in NFL history, is it not?

You have a guy in his 20s who's a top five, maybe quarterback already all time, certainly top 10.

Yeah, I mean, like I said, all you want in that situation on the road against the top seed is let us have Jordan with the ball in the last shot, and that's what he had in overtime.

In fact, that's what he had in regulation.

And he missed Kincaid for a touchdown at the end of regulation.

And then he didn't get it done in overtime.

And at the end of the half, he lost his mind.

But that wasn't coaching.

In fact, Sean McDermott, I think, did a great job in these playoffs.

They had a great win at Jacksonville.

And these other coaches, I don't know, when Belichick and others have suddenly reversed course, it happened within hours.

It would look horrible for John Harbaugh to suddenly resign.

Plus, I mean, you have a coach who couldn't finish the deal with an MVP quarterback.

You want to bring in a coach who couldn't finish the deal with an MVP quarterback?

I don't know.

That wouldn't make sense to me.