Nick Farabaugh

It would be, for reference, they do have to do in-person interviews for the Rooney World account, so Flores plus him will make them Rooney World compliant.

But the interesting thing about Anthony Weaver is a lot of people around the league still really like him, and he's more in the Dan Campbell vein, from what I know.

From what I hear, you know, he's a guy that's heavily into analytics.

He's a real kind of CEO tone setter type.

I'm not sure he would call defensive plays at his next stop.

He feels like a guy that maybe wants to be that CEO kind of manager type.

So he's an interesting kind of brand because I think there's a guy like him that they're interviewing.

In that regard, Flores is different.

McCarthy's different.

Shula's different.

No one really quite like Anthony Weaver on the market.

And there's a lot of thought around the league that he's kind of been smitten, you know, by what he did in Baltimore.

I think he did a great job there.

And more importantly, that he has been dragged down by talent around him.

But he has not had a great group in Miami.

The stats aren't there.

The results haven't been great.

The scheme is nothing too crazy, but when you look at Weaver, he is a different type of candidate that would kind of be an off-the-wall shoot, more in a Dan Campbell vein than anything.

But I'm not expecting him to get the job.

Well, you know, I just mentioned him.