Sam Darnold

Yeah.

On the Jets in 1996.

So I know that they know each other.

And I know they know each other from coaching circles as well.

And Frank, with all of his head coaching experience, also brings another aspect of

to the Jets if he came here or wherever he may go.

He would help manage games.

You know, he would be a guy that would understand, do we go four to fourth down?

Do we kick the field goal?

Do we, you know, and that's the kind of thing.

The one unfortunate thing for Frank is that

He's had so many quarterbacks as a head coach.

I think it was in Indianapolis.

He had Andrew Luck.

They go to the playoffs, and then Andrew Luck decides to retire right in the middle of training camp the next year and inherits Jacoby Brissett.

And then it goes down the list with Phillip Rivers and Matt Ryan and what's his name?

Carson Wentz was there.

He never had the same quarterback back-to-back, and yet they were still extremely competitive, much like they were this year until Daniel Jones got hurt.

There's something about that organization, kind of like the Jets, that you just can't seem to find the right guy.

They're always too good to be at the top of that draft to get one of the better quarterbacks coming out of college.