Ryan Fitzpatrick

I think by the end of his time there, he became a dictator.

He ruined a lot of those relationships that he built up through the NFL.

And his ego grew so big that there wasn't any room for anyone else.

I think the interesting thing with Brian Flores, when I think about him and being able to play under him for a few years, is which version of Brian Flores are we getting?

And in year one,

With Miami, take you back to that year.

I mean, Miami got rid of every good player they had.

And that was the jokingly called the tank for two a year.

But I'll tell you, halfway through that year, we didn't win a game yet.

And there was a shift in the way that he was approaching his job.

He was likable.

He was relatable.

He demanded a lot out of the players.

But he was also able to get the best version.

of his players, and I really appreciated him for that.

But as his tenure went on in Miami,

he kind of became unrecognizable.

A lot of the staff he brought over from New England, that was where, you know, he cut his teeth in the NFL was there for 15 plus years as an assistant.

But I think he's going to have a really hard time.

If you're interviewing him as a head coach, I think in the interviews, he'll be likable.