Mark Kaboly

He would have to say, I don't want to work there, but then they would have to pay.

I know, but if you're still under contract, you're still under contract unless the new coach says, I don't want you.

Well, you probably would have to add something like that.

That's what I mean.

But in Cleveland, why would you let him go?

But if Munkin comes in and says, I don't want this guy here, then of course I would definitely look at him.

There's only two names I've heard for sure.

I don't know how interested they were, and I don't think they were very interested in him, really.

At least right now.

But offense was important.

He grabbed him off of Green Bay his first year, then turned him into a pretty decent quarterback in the early 2000s for a three-, four-year span.

He was, I think, McCarthy was a quarterback coach or somewhere in Green Bay, got the OC job in New Orleans, brought in Brooks over, who was... I guess that depends on your definition of good.

Well, at the time, compared to now, no.

That was a losing franchise, and I think he turned them into winners at that point, if I recall.

Yeah, but Prescott's three best years were under McCarthy's leadership.

That 12-4, 12-4, 12-4 season's.

He was pretty much.

Yeah, maybe that's it too, just getting a lot out of them.

Like I said, with the available candidates, I would take my chances with McCarthy finding a quarterback than any of the other ones that they were looking at.

Maybe that's why they're so high on Will Howard.