Maurice Jones-Drew

He builds a lot of their plans.

He works with Mike LaFleur to build the offensive plan.

Obviously, Sean McVay has his hand in there.

But when you have that trio of brain trust that works, people want a piece of it, right?

You look at Liam Cohen, who was part of that brain trust at one point, goes off, goes to Kentucky, goes to Tampa, has success.

Look at the Jags.

Right.

And a year turns the Jags around.

They went 13 games.

I think most in like 20 years of the Jags in the last 20 years.

So like people just understand that.

Or you go to Lafleur in Green Bay where he was with the Rams and he went off or KLC in Minnesota.

A guy, another guy that was part of that brain trust that got an opportunity to see the success.

And so it's there's a lot of guys that have left this McVeigh tree or this branch because he's part of the Shanahan tree.

But this branch that have gone on and had a ton of success early, Zach Taylor.

with the Cincinnati Bengals.

Had a lot of success early, and teams wanted to be a part of that.

They wanted that new, innovative offense, not the stale offense that just stands there and hikes.

They like the motions and the shifts and the way you try to manipulate defenses and those type of things.

And I believe...