John Middlecoff

I think he can be a great player.

On a 1-10 scale, how much do NFL executives care about what fans think or say on Twitter?

And how much do they actually care what media people say on their pods?

I think it has to do with your security level.

I don't think... I've heard very successful people kind of take backward jabs of like, hey, they say all the time around here, we're not aggressive enough.

Or they say all the time around here, we shouldn't have let so-and-so walk.

We're all human beings.

And if you work in football...

Like, most, in my experience, being in college football, around Pat Hill, and then being around Andy and Howie and Veach, like, these guys like football, so if you love, they love football.

If you love football, you're going to listen to people that talk about football.

So you're naturally going to listen to some of the media stuff, right?

And whether you like the guy or don't like the guy, maybe that impacts your opinion, but like,

if Pat McAfee during the fall is talking to football all day and Adam Schefter is on break, like they're paying attention.

Now, how much do they care about?

I would say this.

If you are in a position of power in a company, whether it's football, whether it's a fortune 500 company, I don't care.

And you let Twitter impact the way you're doing something.

you're a fucking idiot and you're, I will bet against you.

Now, if a customer personally says something to you, right?

Like if you owned the team and they came up to you as an owner and said, your concession stands suck.