Mike Mulligan

And then he'd turn and he'd break on the ball.

I mean, you know how hyped I was every week when we talked about Kevin Byard.

The stuff that he did last year is worth study.

He was terrific.

It's why I was like, man, I hope that they bring him back.

Now I understand what they're doing.

Yeah, they have a whole different philosophy of NFL safety play.

And that's what this is about.

So I'll do respect to Kevin, but Kevin is a certain kind of safety, and that way is not happening anymore.

I disagree, but I understand them wanting to move on.

I think that Kevin would be just fine being fluid as a safety in today's football.

But I also think that he probably had outpriced, you know, at his age, like you weren't going to commit to him from a financial standpoint.

I think that guy is terrific.

So do I, but I just don't think he's the kind of attacking, violent dude that both of these safeties are in their minds.

And that's a different... I don't think Kevin Beyer could be a sickle, to use your word.

I think he can be a sickle.

Well, but I mean, they got guys who are trained already to do it.

Trained sickles!

They got trained sickles now.

The best defenses usually have two or three trained killers.