Luke Wilson

Josh has already got an MVP.

Yeah.

So I think it's being a little bit blown out of proportion, more so just like, hey, you know, and even if I was Josh, I don't know if I'd be standing on table demanding that I get a certain coach.

I agree.

And again, this is where it's weird when he's going to be involved.

as unhinged as the biscotti interview was talking about you know the players and this going the ravens when he was like they'll have input but they won't have power i don't know if you guys remember him saying that line uh that's kind of more so where i see this whole thing going again at the end of the day like josh isn't writing the coach's check josh isn't

on a day-to-day communication, you know, with regards to the roster with Brandon Bean.

So I definitely think it's important that he has input and is comfortable and likes the idea, but I don't really know if I would let anyone, let alone, you know, Josh or anyone, drive the bus on what should and shouldn't be done at that level.

Wild.

Wild.

Again, that's one where I don't know Phillip.

I didn't cross paths with him.

He did beat us one year, so tip your cap to him there.

I just think that there's a pretty big step before assuming a head coaching job in the NFL in the sense of as players, and I've seen this at a million times smaller level, but it's like as players, my job in there is to learn my playbook, understand what's going on.

I didn't really care what the DB coaches preach, and I didn't really care about what coverage our defense is running this week.

things like that.

And then all of a sudden it's like, if you're the head guy, like you are responsible for what your defensive quality control coach is putting together.

You know, you are responsible for these things.

So that's a big job, but as far as offensive football goes, I really think it'd be a great fit.

I just, again, I almost wonder for Phil Brewer's sake, if he would want to be a coordinator for a head coach, make sure he kind of something he wants to do.