Pete Sweeney

Just to follow that, Leo was incredibly unique.

I guess, how do you replace some of the things that he did?

Yeah, this is actually one of the parts of the offseason that I enjoy because we get our first look at what the 2026 team is going to be.

And, Todd, maybe if they're fortunate enough to turn it around, they can be as good as the Knicks.

Yeah, make the postseason at least.

That'd be step one, right?

Well, that would be the Super Bowl, Todd, because the Knicks are in the NBA Finals.

Yeah, I mean, you feel a little bad for Connor Embry.

I mean, I feel like retroactively he just gets continued to...

to get piled on and deserving or not, you know, it's tough, but you know, you can talk about the new guy, just maybe even from an isolate standpoint, it's vocal.

It's in your face.

I think there feels like there'll be a level of team first,

You're not sure exactly what was happening in the wide receiver room about maybe them demanding the ball or some dissatisfaction.

First of all, I mean, I think you could tell, Todd, like from what you're discussing here, doesn't seem like O'Shea is going to put up with anything like that.

And then by extension of that, that is the.

constant umbrella message of what Eric, the enemy wants the offense to be.

I mean, it's a team they want to win.

We're going to hear that at nauseam.

And when we get the coordinator each and every week, I mean, you know, he, he's very, very team focused, very, very demanding when it comes to being accountable.

And I think you're going to get maximum effort from your receivers now.