Laurence Holmes

And if we're going to be a little bit critical of Caleb here, right now he's still getting like two balls per game, it feels like, getting tipped.

That second quarter sequence, 6-0 Detroit, Caleb fires it down the middle, the ball gets tipped, and then the next play he gets sacked by Andrew Hutchinson.

I mean, I haven't been able to quite figure that out, but it is something that he's still got to tighten up.

Yeah, no doubt.

I mean, good coaches get their players to echo the things that they're saying.

And one thing we know about Ben, while he's not always completely transparent with us, he is much more transparent than the average coach, or at least the ones that we have seen here in the very near past.

Oh, my goodness.

Hey, the Matt Nagy thing is very potentially real in Tennessee because of some of the connections there.

Borgonzi, you can say it.

Borgonzi, that is right.

Borgonzi.

I'm all for Matt Nagy getting another chance.

I mean, there were some serious flaws, but if he really thinks he's clean, if he's really going to have non-yes men this time around.

That's real good.

and maybe hand the ball off to, well, not necessarily Jordan Howard, but somebody in his next chance, then he could be a good head coach because he is a good communicator.

Well, he did say in the Dan Pompei article in The Athletic that he would not call plays.

Well, I hope that's something that he's learned.

I mean, he's got it.

We didn't read the anonymous stuff that came from the other coaches around the league.

That wasn't part of the article, but that was something that was said about the article.