Sheil Kapadia

And now they're signing all the guys they coached at their previous times.

This doesn't seem like a good idea.

But then I thought, that's not being fair, that fair to Robert Sala because...

He had very good defenses with the Jets, and he's been in different stops where he's had very good defenses.

So if he wants to bring in his guys who he's coached before, that actually is reasonable to me.

They traded for Jermaine Johnson.

They signed John Franklin Myers.

They even signed Elante Taylor, who he hasn't coached before.

But I'm like, I like Galante Taylor a lot as a cornerback.

So I'm like, all right, I can actually talk myself into these moves that they're making on defense where now I look at it and go, maybe there's some upside with that defense with Robert Sala coaching them.

So I like that.

And then I looked at the offensive side of the ball.

And one of my dislikes was the need to get Brian Dayball his guys.

He doesn't get to have guys.

Why does he get to have guys?

Why does he have any leverage?

I mean, he can have a voice.

He can say, I prefer, oh, I really like this guy.

But if you're the GM, Mike Borgansi, who might be coaching for your job, because that's what the Titans do.

They fire a coach or a GM every year, depending on the way the wind blows.