Robert Mays

And just think about that.

If you're an under-center play-action team, any single play from under-center can be a run, can be a play-action.

Ben Johnson's offense is rooted in the same ideas.

Mm-hmm.

And I just think Sean is so good at creating layers within that.

And you have a quarterback that is able to unlock every blade of grass on the field.

And I think that they've really tapped into that version of the offense.

And you combine it with the skill position talent they have, like what Puka Nuakua has become, the fact that Devontae Adams is the second best receiver on your team.

I think in a lot of ways, from a pure passing perspective,

this is the most dangerous offense they've ever had.

And they also happen to be the second most efficient run game in the league.

So there are so many different ways that make him dangerous.

And then you combine that with the fact that

he does all the personality head coaching stuff.

He's the motivation and getting the building on the same page.

I think in a lot of ways, he is the ideal modern head coach in the NFL, and that's why he's had the amount of success that he has.

It's so funny that when it happened in real time, we were all watching at the studio that we have in Fulton Market.

And I said to my podcast partner, Dave, I was like, not now.

Just like, not now.

This is not when I need this.