Seth Wickersham

You know, you could tell there was moments where maybe he would have gone there a little bit more, but he had to restrain himself a little bit because he knows that he still wants to get back in and he's not quite done with this. And it's not quite his personality just to rip guys.

You know, you could tell there was moments where maybe he would have gone there a little bit more, but he had to restrain himself a little bit because he knows that he still wants to get back in and he's not quite done with this. And it's not quite his personality just to rip guys.

But the gap between him and most of the league was just painfully obvious. And I get all the reasons that... I think there's a lot of people who thought that... Remember when Mike Shanahan sat out a year and teams started to fire their coaches early so they could get the inside track on him? Yeah.

But the gap between him and most of the league was just painfully obvious. And I get all the reasons that... I think there's a lot of people who thought that... Remember when Mike Shanahan sat out a year and teams started to fire their coaches early so they could get the inside track on him? Yeah.

But the gap between him and most of the league was just painfully obvious. And I get all the reasons that... I think there's a lot of people who thought that... Remember when Mike Shanahan sat out a year and teams started to fire their coaches early so they could get the inside track on him? Yeah.

There was a sense that might happen with Belichick, but because of the rules that are in place, that never really happened. And plus, I just don't think... I think owners just had, like we've talked about, all their reasons, as valid or not as they may be, of why they would rather bring in someone else. And it's kind of hard not to be happy for Belichick.

There was a sense that might happen with Belichick, but because of the rules that are in place, that never really happened. And plus, I just don't think... I think owners just had, like we've talked about, all their reasons, as valid or not as they may be, of why they would rather bring in someone else. And it's kind of hard not to be happy for Belichick.

There was a sense that might happen with Belichick, but because of the rules that are in place, that never really happened. And plus, I just don't think... I think owners just had, like we've talked about, all their reasons, as valid or not as they may be, of why they would rather bring in someone else. And it's kind of hard not to be happy for Belichick.

And that he's landed in a place that he seems legitimately stoked about.

And that he's landed in a place that he seems legitimately stoked about.

And that he's landed in a place that he seems legitimately stoked about.

Well, a couple things. I think that, first of all, Brable is suffering from a little bit of the same thing that Belichick has. This perception that you've got to give him the keys and let him do it his way. That guy's an excellent, excellent coach. I actually think that, I mean, it's obvious that Tennessee was better under him and they were tougher under him.

Well, a couple things. I think that, first of all, Brable is suffering from a little bit of the same thing that Belichick has. This perception that you've got to give him the keys and let him do it his way. That guy's an excellent, excellent coach. I actually think that, I mean, it's obvious that Tennessee was better under him and they were tougher under him.

Well, a couple things. I think that, first of all, Brable is suffering from a little bit of the same thing that Belichick has. This perception that you've got to give him the keys and let him do it his way. That guy's an excellent, excellent coach. I actually think that, I mean, it's obvious that Tennessee was better under him and they were tougher under him.

I actually think that if you are trying to develop Will Levis, he was better for that because he knew how to protect quarterbacks. He knew how to run an offense that didn't put everything on them and took some of the pressure off. And I think he's suffering from a little bit of the stuff you see from Belichick. Would the Crafts move on from Gerard Mayo? I don't think so. I don't think so either.

I actually think that if you are trying to develop Will Levis, he was better for that because he knew how to protect quarterbacks. He knew how to run an offense that didn't put everything on them and took some of the pressure off. And I think he's suffering from a little bit of the stuff you see from Belichick. Would the Crafts move on from Gerard Mayo? I don't think so. I don't think so either.

I actually think that if you are trying to develop Will Levis, he was better for that because he knew how to protect quarterbacks. He knew how to run an offense that didn't put everything on them and took some of the pressure off. And I think he's suffering from a little bit of the stuff you see from Belichick. Would the Crafts move on from Gerard Mayo? I don't think so. I don't think so either.

I think Craft has said publicly that he decided in 18 or 16... Five years ago. Yeah, somewhere around that time that he was going to succeed Belichick. And unless there's something that's going on in the building that's so dysfunctional that hasn't come out yet, that is just beyond intolerable, I would really have a hard time seeing Robert Kraft move on from a coach like that after one year.

I think Craft has said publicly that he decided in 18 or 16... Five years ago. Yeah, somewhere around that time that he was going to succeed Belichick. And unless there's something that's going on in the building that's so dysfunctional that hasn't come out yet, that is just beyond intolerable, I would really have a hard time seeing Robert Kraft move on from a coach like that after one year.

I think Craft has said publicly that he decided in 18 or 16... Five years ago. Yeah, somewhere around that time that he was going to succeed Belichick. And unless there's something that's going on in the building that's so dysfunctional that hasn't come out yet, that is just beyond intolerable, I would really have a hard time seeing Robert Kraft move on from a coach like that after one year.