Mike Tomlin

You know, as I said to you guys on so many occasions here, that...

This is a good group of guys, and they care a lot about what's going on.

And when you don't have success, nobody feels it more than us.

First, I just have so much respect for Harbs.

Our stories will forever be interwoven.

This rivalry, we've been fortunate and honored enough to be a part of.

I just got so much respect for him and how he's gone about his business.

We've certainly had some legendary battles over the years.

In terms of him being let go, unfortunately, I just think it's a component of

component of today's sport culture.

And so, you know, there have been many examples of that.

And so it's unfortunate, but I'm sure that he is going to move on.

And if he chooses to coach again, I'm sure he will.

And I'm sure he'll be very successful at doing so.

But more than anything, I just think it's, you know, a larger example of today's sport culture in terms of, you know, not a lot of patience in the entertainment component of what it is that we do.

There's just not a lot of longevity.

You know, I'm sure we all would like to be Don Shula and Tom Landry, but I think those days are gone.

You know, I don't.

First of all, I'm certainly really appreciative of

of the work environment that I've been in for 19 years and the stability and the steadiness of our ownership.