Joe Benigno

I mean, that's the debate that we can have until we're blowing the face.

And like, you can build, here's the thing that I keep telling people is you can build the argument that they needed to blow this whole thing up and, and turn around and have a front office of, you know, run by Chad Alexander.

And then he comes in and brings in John Harbaugh, you know, that's, that's your front office is you have the new GM and Chad, and then you have Harbaugh and that's what you've got.

Like you can make that argument, but at the end of the day,

Joe Shane has the support of ownership.

He has the support of Tim McDonald.

He has the support of others within that building, and they believe in him.

I mean, so...

What you're saying, Sean, makes sense.

And when Duggan, like I saw Duggan's column, like every argument that you can make makes sense.

Like there is a valid argument to start this over.

Like it's out there.

But ultimately, this is what the team believes.

And our opinions don't matter.

I mean, these are the guys who own the team.

So they're the only opinions that matter, and this is what they believe.

So they're willing to stick with them now, or at least as it's currently stated.

Talking to Connor Hughes of SNY, what was your biggest takeaway from Aaron Glenn and Darren Mugee yesterday?

They have a plan.

They have a plan.