Luke Willson

the final game of the season, and the first playoff game.

And they let him walk.

And, again, if you're a Vikings fan right now, you're probably asking yourself, what would our season have been if Sam was our starting quarterback?

Crazy.

You know, Odell, if you want my honest answer, and this is a bit blunt, but I'm not even exaggerating.

The amount of cowardice that is in the NFL when it comes to making decisions, I'm being serious, guys.

I'm sure it's in a lot of pro sports.

It'll make you sick.

Yes, but why I say cowardice is because guys know, but they're afraid to say it.

Because if they're wrong, they take the blame.

It's so easy to be in the front office and be like, Sam Darnold's not a guy.

He can't lead us to a championship.

Because if you're the guy who says, yes, he is a guy, and stands on the table and bangs your fist, it's like, okay, we'll ride with him for a year, but if he's not, we're all going to come back and point the finger at you.

So the NFL and the way it's situated in those meeting rooms is, and I think the Bills are a prime, prime example of this recently, it's not really conducive to guys sticking their chests out and demanding what they want.

And the prime example is Keon Coleman.

What happened in the press conference?

The owner goes, well, I was in there.

Keon hasn't worked out.

Bean didn't want him.

McDermott did.